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President Joe Biden on Monday vowed to veto House Republican spending bills should they pass through Congress.
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) said in a statement of administration policy:
House Republicans had an opportunity to engage in a productive, bipartisan appropriations process, but instead, with just over two months before the end of the fiscal year, are wasting time with partisan bills that cut domestic spending to levels well below the FRA agreement and endanger critical services for the American people. These levels would result in deep cuts to climate change and clean energy programs, essential nutrition services, law enforcement, consumer safety, education, and healthcare.
The Biden administration would seek to block the Military Construction and Veterans Affairs (MilCon-VA) and the Agriculture appropriations bills.
