Mike Rogers supports reconciliation package to fund the military, but admits it doesn't go far enough | Alabama Politics
U. S. Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Saks) is supporting the reconciliation package that advanced in the House Budget Committee Thursday, despite it being scaled back from what was originally envisioned. The $95 billion reconciliation framework includes $73 billion for defense and intelligence. . .
NOWU. S. Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Saks) is supporting the reconciliation package that advanced in the House Budget Committee Thursday, despite it being scaled back from what was originally envisioned. The $95 billion reconciliation framework includes $73 billion for defense and intelligence. . . ★ FURTHER REFERENCES ★Posted in:Places:★ RELATED STORIESIN ALABAMA★02-26Anniston, Redstone Arsenal set to receive millions from reconciliation04-16Barry Moore 'cautiously optimistic' Congress can pass ICE funding through reconciliation06-08Moore to miss tonight's Senate runoff debate as House votes on reconciliation07-17Rogers backs smaller Pentagon funds in party-line bill but admits more is needed06-08Moore to miss tonight's Senate runoff debate as House votes on reconciliation★ RECENT ARTICLESIN ALABAMA POLITICS★14:37Carl, Figures lead fundraising in south Alabama congressional races14:32Sneed campaign outraises Rep. Strong in latest FEC filing report14:32Opinion | A short history of impeachment14:32Workforce Alabama reports state jobs at record high, unemployment up14:32Alabama Nursing Home Association celebrates 75 year anniversary14:32Gov. Ivey deploys Swiftwater rescue teams to Texas amid severe flooding14:32Prison scrutiny, Tuberville appeal and a redrawn congressional fight14:32Doug Jones to host public town hall in Dothan this week14:32Opinion | SAVE Act's burden may fall on citizens, too14:27Governor Ivey announces Doncasters expanding in Auburn with $50M facility14:11Mike Rogers supports reconciliation package to fund the military, but admits it doesn't go far enough14:11Former State Rep. Ken Kvalheim resigns as Chair of Mobile County GOP13:17Barry Moore op-ed: The left's attack on parental rights must end13:17Caroleene Dobson: 'We need leaders who are going to be promoting growth in this state, but also protecting the values that make our state unique'10:51Farnborough announcement: Redwire to expand Huntsville campus, hire about 150 additional employees