Source: Responsible Statecraft
by Aaron Sobczak
“Congress is set to return to session next week and with the November elections and the holidays right around the corner, it is possible that some controversial or significant pieces of foreign policy-related legislation won’t get touched until the new year. With that said, lawmakers are expected to push legislation related to China and Ukraine spending, with the massive annual defense appropriations coming, as well as its yearly authorization, otherwise known as the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), before the end of the year. Meanwhile, political games in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee have stalled the introduction of any new legislation in the Senate.” (09/03/24)
https://responsiblestatecraft.org/congress-session-china-spending/