“Instead of capping overall spending to FY22 levels, the agreement only locks in a minuscule $12 billion in net savings in discretionary spending with a potential for increased spending in the out years of the agreement,” said Executive Director Jessica Anderson.
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"Conservatives have seen this lame-duck omnibus strategy play out before and shouldn't expect a different result this year," Ms. Anderson said. "They must unite to stand up for voters and protect our country from a third year of Biden, Schumer and Pelosi's agenda."
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