Why Trump’s Historic Defense-Budget Request Matters
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United States
Started April 23, 2026
Now it’s time for Congress to do the difficult work
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Why Trump’s Historic Defense-Budget Request Matters
National Review (United States) | Apr 22, 2026
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Apr 23, 2026
Trump’s defense-budget request prioritizes national security, ensuring our military remains the strongest in the world.
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Increased defense spending diverts vital resources from domestic needs like healthcare and education, harming citizens.
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Focusing on military spending risks neglecting diplomacy and soft power, which are equally important for national security.
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While the defense budget is crucial, its effectiveness hinges on Congress's ability to allocate funds responsibly and transparently.
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A historic defense budget reflects a necessary response to global threats, reinforcing our commitment to allies and deterrence.
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