Project 2025's proposed attacks on the VA are a betrayal of the sacred promise this country makes to veterans.
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… task - 491 Like restoring popular sovereignty, the task of reattaching the federal government ’s constitutional and democratic tethers … are no easy answers, but there are simple answers.” Chapter front matter Page number 6 … Like restoring popular … - page 6
… In the case of making the - 492 In the case of making the federal government smaller, more effective, and accountable, … - page 6
… Consider the federal budget. Under current - 493 Consider the federal budget. Under current law, Congress is required to pass a budget—and 12 issue-specific spending bills comporting with it—every single year. The … - page 6
… bill—several thousand pages long—and then vote on it before anyone, literally, has had a chance to read it. Debate … time is restricted. Amendments are prohibited. And all of this is backed up against a midnight deadline when the previous “omnibus” spending bill will run out and the federal government “shuts down.” Chapter front matter Page … - page 7
… without any public scrutiny or oversight. Chapter front matter Page number 7 … This process is not designed to … - page 7
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