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Pentagon Briefings Underway to Push $1.5 Trillion Defense Budget

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What happened

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The Pentagon has been conducting closed-door briefings for Senate lawmakers regarding President Trump’s request for a $1.5 trillion defense budget. Mike Rounds noted that the administration had not done a good job of outreach, stating that the underlying appropriations bill still requires 60 votes in the Senate to pass. Meanwhile, some lawmakers felt the outreach strategy was too late to build the necessary coalition for the unprecedented budget.

From foreignpolicyjournal.com

Why it matters

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The push for the $1.5 trillion defense budget represents a major effort to secure funding for the administration's defense priorities. The successful passage of this budget would significantly impact federal defense spending and associated contracts.

From foreignpolicyjournal.com

Who's involved

  • PENTAGONThe organization is leading the outreach effort regarding the defense budget.
  • Mike RoundsA U.S. Senator who has received briefings and commented on the administration's outreach.
  • Mark KellyA targeted demographic toward whom the pitch was tailored.
  • Donald TrumpThe President whose defense budget request is the subject of the briefings.

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    Increased federal defense spending could increase potential contracts and economic activity in the state.

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