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Defense Reform Dashboard

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By Mackenzie Eaglen
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
The past year has been one of nonlinear change at scale for the entire Department of War and profession of arms. Multiple government stakeholders are driving the rapid changes imposed at and on the Pentagon, through different means and for different purposes. Since some reforms are difficult to compare, the American Enterprise Institute’s (AEI) defense team created a defense reform dashboard that analyzes reforms from three primary angles: (1) category, (2) policy area, and (3) depth of change.
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Discussing Hegseth’s Management of the Defense Department: Eaglen on CSPAN’s “Washington Journal”

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By Mackenzie Eaglen
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
Senior Fellow Mackenzie Eaglen Hegseth’s management of the Defense Department on CSPAN’s “Washington Journal.”
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Conservative Crossroads, Episode 19 More Defense Spending Without Cuts?

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By Mackenzie Eaglen
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
Should Congress approve President Trump’s $350 billion defense budget request through reconciliation, without requiring any spending cuts to pay for it? The president wants it to come through reconciliation, which can be passed on only a party line vote. And the question conservatives are debating is whether or not that should come with or without offset spending cuts.
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