Trump’s House Allies announce building “hold hand” in Doge’s crackdown
First on FOX: A group of House Republicans pushing for giving to the president Donald Trump His administration continues to crack down on funds that do not align with the GOP agenda, which further strengthens the federal spending process.
R-Ga. Rep. Andrew Clyde is the main law to abolish the Water Storage Management Act, a 1974 Nixon-era law aimed at stopping the president from making unilateral remarks about government spending.
In an interview, Clyde will give Fox News Digital the ability to achieve his goals with Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
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He said the bill to abolish Rep. Andrew Clyde’s Water Storage Control Act will go “hold hand in hand” in Doge’s efforts. (Getty)
“I think we’re working with what Doge is doing now and what the president has in mind. It’s about making our government more effective and efficient,” Clyde said. Ta.
“They are simply revealing fraud, waste, abuse, and the rest of us need the president and executives to take action on it. And Congress sees it, hey You need to say, to codify it into law, you need to make sure it goes beyond this presidency.”
His law includes more than 20 House GOP co-sponsors and a fellow Senate bill led by Senator R-Utah.
Clyde told Fox News Digital that he intends to raise a bill with members of the Trump administration. Driven large pushback Water storage management method.
Trump’s management and budget director Russell Vought calls the Water Storage Control Act unconstitutional. (Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Images)
Russell Vert, Trump Recently confirmed The Director of the Management and Budget Office (OMB) previously called the Water Storage Management Act unconstitutional.
Trump himself made a similar argument.
“Since the ’74 Managed Management Act, we’ve seen a huge increase in spending, and I think that’s part of the problem right there. The President said, “Because Congress is specific,” he said. You must spend the exact amount of approval or approving the program,” Clyde said.
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“Well, as a small business owner, I understand the rules of business, and if you can achieve the same goals and become more financially efficient, you should do that. I think it should be forgiven, and I think the President has always had the authority to do that under the Constitution.”
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Trump already has substantial control over existing federal spending commitments. He suspended most foreign aid funds shortly after taking office last month. Other funding that his administration said necessary reviews were
Part of Trump’s federal funds freeze has been challenged in court, and a federal judge ordered the White House this week to comply with early legal orders and direct the funds to be restored.