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Inhofe Is Right About Defense Floor for 2020

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By Frederico Bartels
| Heritage Foundation
Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Tulsa, recently called $733 billion the “floor” for the defense budget in 2020. He is correct. In the summer of 2017, both Defense Secretary James Mattis and Joint Chiefs Chair Gen. Joseph Dunford affirmed that the Pentagon would need between 3 percent and 5 percent annual growth above inflation until 2023 to build military capacities sufficient to meet foreseeable threats.
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Why Sen. Pat Toomey did the right thing in stopping the burn pit bill

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By Frederico Bartels
| Washington Examiner Verified
[This piece has been published in Restoring America to highlight how a new bill regarding veterans' healthcare would open the door to wasteful government spending without really addressing veterans' needs.] Sen. Pat Toomey, (R-PA), was right last week to stop legislation that would have presumed a host of health conditions are linked to American service members’ exposure to burn pits .
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House’s bipartisan National Defense Authorization Act rightly rebukes Biden’s Pentagon budget

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By Frederico Bartels
| Washington Examiner Verified
[This piece has been published in Restoring America to highlight the pros and cons of the House's bipartisan defense budget, and what it means for our national security.] The House’s July 14 vote to approve the annual defense authorization bill represented a bipartisan repudiation of the Biden administration’s fiscal year 2023 defense budget request.
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