Vance Pushes Congress to Lock in Fraud Safeguards Before Next Admin
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Vice President JD Vance is rallying lawmakers to codify anti-fraud measures into law, recognizing a hard truth: executive task forces can be undone by the next president. The White House is framing this as essential to restoring "high trust" in American institutions, pushing for harsher penalties and watershed reforms that survive political transitions.
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JD Vance pushes lawmakers to codify anti-fraud measures — and avoid a ‘President El-Sayed’ undoing task force efforts ↗
New York Post
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Townhall
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The Blaze
Mike Rowe nukes DSA commies, then takes a moment to bask in the fallout ↗
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AIPAC vows to keep fighting El-Sayed after Michigan primary clash ↗
Washington Times
White House: Loss Of ‘High Trust’ Society Requires Congress To Institute Harsher Penalties For Fraud ↗
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