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Why high defense spending is bad for America

The Hill ·
Why high defense spending is bad for America

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth recently testified before the Senate that, should Congress fail to pass the entire requested $1.5 trillion defense budget, it would put the United States in danger.

Contrary to Hegseth’s testimony, however, this threat inflation and oversized defense budget only makes America weaker.

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