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Thune defends $1bn for White House security as ‘what it costs’ to protect the president

Thune defends $1bn for White House security as ‘what it costs’ to protect the president

  • Republicans are using a partisan budget maneuver to push the spending legislation through Congress without any Democratic votes
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