House GOP Passes Spending Bill to Avoid Government Shutdown

House Republicans have successfully passed a budget bill to fund the government through September 30, avoiding a shutdown while cutting unnecessary spending. The measure, which passed by a narrow 217-213 vote, reflects the GOP’s commitment to responsible fiscal management while ensuring that key government functions remain operational.

Key Features of the Bill

$13 Billion in Non-Defense Spending Cuts – The bill prioritizes reducing government waste, trimming funding for redundant federal programs.

$6 Billion Increase in Military Funding – With global tensions rising, House Republicans have ensured that the military remains well-funded and prepared.

Extra Funding for Border Security – Recognizing the worsening crisis at the southern border, the bill allocates additional resources to immigration enforcement and security measures.

$1 Billion Reduction in Washington, D.C.’s Budget – House conservatives pushed for cuts to unnecessary spending in the nation’s capital, prioritizing taxpayer dollars for more critical needs.

Why This Matters

Preventing a Shutdown Without Bloated Spending – The GOP has proven that government can function without excessive spending and irresponsible budgeting.

Fiscal Responsibility Returns to Washington – After years of reckless spending, Republicans are delivering on their promise to restore financial discipline.

Defunding Leftist Priorities – The bill eliminates funding for controversial diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs that have no place in taxpayer-funded agencies.

What’s Next?

✔ The bill now heads to the Senate, where Democrats may attempt to block key spending cuts.
✔ If signed into law, this budget sets the stage for long-term fiscal reforms under GOP leadership.

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