In Washington on Sunday, Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough ruled that a Trump-backed proposal to direct federal security funding toward a planned White House ballroom cannot advance under the current spending package without 60 votes. With Republicans holding a 53–47 majority, the measure fell short, effectively stalling roughly $1 billion in proposed taxpayer funding for security and infrastructure tied to the project. Donald Trump has said the estimated $400 million ballroom construction itself would be privately funded, while Republicans sought federal money for related security and operational costs. The expansion plan has also prompted lawsuits from preservation groups over potential damage to historic White House areas.
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你的税款在这里发挥作用。被阻止的资金约为10亿美元。这笔钱原本用于与白宫宴会厅相关的安保和基础设施。你可以查看你的参议员在此问题上的投票情况。
这不仅仅是一个舞厅的问题。这是一个关于支出重点和保护历史的辩论。该项目的未来是不确定的。如果您认识关心税款去向的人,值得转发。
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