House Republicans unveil $95 billion plan for the Iran war, farm aid and elections

House Republicans have introduced a $95 billion budget resolution aiming to bolster defense spending, provide support to farmers, and implement more stringent voter registration rules. This move follows President Trump's previous tax and spending cuts. While the bill's chances of passing are slim, it underscores the GOP's priorities on defense and agricultural aid, as well as their intent to reshape election processes. This plan reflects the party's strategy to maintain influence on key domestic and foreign policy issues.