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Op/Ed: Continuing resolutions are a crutch that hurts military readiness

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The power of the purse was entrusted to Congress by our Founders under Article I in the U.S. Constitution. The members of the Democratic majority in the House of Representatives have proven themselves to be unworthy of this trust. In order to fund the government, reasonable spending bills must be put forward.

Instead, the refusal of House Democrats to understand the necessity of efficiency and proper budget operations has forced Congress to rely on a bailout in the form of a continuing resolution. Yes, both parties are guilty of dropping the ball when it comes to spending, but we absolutely cannot afford to continue to do so.

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Senator Woods on LFC Budget: Providing 'a true return on the public’s investment'

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Senator Pat Woods expressed concerns regarding the Legislative Finance Committee's (LFC) FY26 budget recommendation, highlighting the need for measurable goals, targeted expenditures, and increased accountability for taxpayer dollars.
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