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Thune calls on White House to ditch $1.8B anti-weaponization fund
Key takeaways
- I made my views very clear on the issue, Thune said.
- Asked if he would prefer the administration abandon the proposed fund to compensate people who were prosecuted by the Biden-era Justice Department, Thune nodded yes.
- I do think the best way to handle it is if the administration decides to shut it down themselves, he added.
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I made my views very clear on the issue, Thune said.
Asked if he would prefer the administration abandon the proposed fund to compensate people who were prosecuted by the Biden-era Justice Department, Thune nodded yes.
I do think the best way to handle it is if the administration decides to shut it down themselves, he added.
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