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Could DoD Buck ‘Congressional Intent’ on Billions in Reconciliation?

Breaking Defense – Days before the Senate took off on August recess, the head of the Senate Armed Services Committee asked a handful of nominees for key Pentagon posts — including the official slated to become the department’s next comptroller — whether they would follow congressional guidance on implementing $150 billion in additional defense funding granted through the One Big Beautiful Bill reconciliation legislation. Lawmakers don’t usually have to seek verbal commitments to ensure government officials spend money according to Congress’s direction, but the reconciliation bill puts defense dollars in uncharted territory.

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