John Kennedy: Would not give Trump 'a blank check' on anti-weaponization fund legislation
John Kennedy (La.) said Sunday any legislation concerning President Trump’s “anti-weaponization” fund should not provide “a blank check” to the administration. “In terms of the weaponization fund, the president himself has conceded that it will take legislation.
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Senator John Kennedy said he will not give President Trump a blank check for the anti-weaponization fund. He spoke on NBC's Meet the Press. Kennedy noted that Trump admitted the fund needs legislation. He wants any bill to have limits and oversight.
Why it matters
This shows Congress may limit the president's power over a controversial fund. It matters because it affects how money is used for national security programs.
- Who said he would not give Trump a blank check?
- Senator John Kennedy.
- What did Kennedy say about the anti-weaponization fund?
- He said any legislation must not give the administration unlimited authority.
- Where did Kennedy make these comments?
- On NBC's Meet the Press.
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John Kennedy: Would not give Trump 'a blank check' on anti-weaponization fund legislation
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