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Sen. Joni Ernst pitches $1 trillion in spending cuts to DOGE leaders targeting government


Published on 2024-11-26 14:40:28 - Brian Stokes, N@N
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  • U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst is eyeing about $1 trillion in potential federal spending cuts as she partners on President-elect Trump's new efficiency plan.

The article from the Des Moines Register discusses Iowa Senator Joni Ernst's proposal to cut $1 trillion in federal spending. Ernst presented her plan to GOP leaders, aiming to reduce the national deficit by targeting what she describes as wasteful spending. Key areas for cuts include reducing subsidies for certain agricultural programs, decreasing foreign aid, and streamlining federal bureaucracy. Ernst argues that these measures would not only help balance the budget but also encourage fiscal responsibility. Her proposal has sparked a debate among party members, with some supporting the initiative for its potential to curb government overspending, while others express concerns about the impact on essential services and programs. The proposal comes at a time when budget negotiations are critical, and its reception could influence future GOP fiscal policy.

Read the Full Des Moines Register Article at [ https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/politics/2024/11/26/iowa-senator-joni-ernst-pitches-1-trillion-in-spending-cuts-to-doge-leaders/76573505007/ ]