Southwest Montana News

Jan 7, 2024

WASHINGTON, D.C. - In a significant move, House GOP and Senate Democrat leadership have unveiled a new spending deal worth $1.59 trillion. However, this agreement has faced strong opposition from Representative Rosendale, who believes it falls short in key areas.

Rep. Rosendale expressed his concerns about the spending deal, stating that it does not address the crucial issue of border security. He also criticized what he sees as wasteful and ideologically driven spending by the Biden administration. According to him, this deal merely endorses the policies of the Radical Left.

"The D.C. Cartel's addiction to wasteful, unnecessary spending will burden future generations with mountains of debt they themselves did not accumulate," said Rep. Rosendale. He further emphasized the impact of illegal border crossings on American taxpayers, highlighting the financial cost and the potential national security threat it poses.

While the deal includes some concessions from Democrats, Rep. Rosendale believes they are insufficient compared to the significant economic and security implications at stake.

The opposition from Rep. Rosendale underscores the ongoing debate surrounding government spending and priorities in Washington, D.C. As lawmakers negotiate and finalize this spending deal, it remains to be seen whether the concerns raised by Rep. Rosendale and others will have any impact on the final outcome.

As the discussions continue, the focus will be on striking a balance between addressing urgent needs, such as border security, and ensuring responsible fiscal management for the benefit of future generations.

Click this link to access more information: https://rosendale.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=736