Office of the President's budget gets Senate panel nod in 16 minutes

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The proposed budget of the Office of the President for 2027 was passed by the Senate Committee on Finance in 16 minutes.

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Office of the President's budget gets Senate panel nod in 16 minutes

Sep 30, 2026

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