The House Freedom Caucus will release its list of demands Thursday for voting to raise the debt ceiling amid a standoff between Republicans and Democrats.
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"We're going to keep spending at the current level by setting top line discretionary spending at the FY 22 levels… that cuts another $131 billion," Perry added."What that does is that pays the bills so we don't have to raise the debt ceiling, because we don't have to if we quit spending money on things that we can't afford and don't need."
Pennsylvania GOP Rep. Scott Perry, chair of the HFC, told Fox News Digital that the demands include the enactment of legislation that would cut current spending and place a cap on future spending."What we really want to do, in addition to that, is cut this woke and weaponized bureaucracy that we keep funding and that President Biden keeps asking for and Democrats in the House and the Senate keep on passing," Perry added.
Some of the caucus' plan to put the"woke" agenda in check, according to Perry, is to"end the southern border chaos, stop the vaccine mandates and things like getting rid of this pistol brace rule."
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