Passing the rescissions bill proves Republicans are serious about spending cuts

Washington is awash in empty promises. For years, politicians from both parties have talked about the need to rein in federal spending, yet the national debt has continued to climb, now surpassing a staggering $37 trillion. Voters are tired of the talk. They want action, and Republicans now have a rare opportunity to show we mean business.

Passing the rescissions bill is that opportunity.

This targeted bill, championed by President Donald Trump and House conservatives, would roll back billions in unnecessary spending from NPR, PBS, and U.S. Agency for International Development funding. It sends a clear message: The days of business-as-usual budgeting are over. For too long, Congress has allowed bloated programs, expired COVID funds, and politically driven subsidies to continue draining taxpayer dollars. The rescissions

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