Congressional Republicans call Biden’s 2025 budget ‘a roadmap to accelerate America’s decline’

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President Joe Biden’s 2025 budget proposal is falling flat with Republicans as they declare the request dead on arrival in Congress and knocking what they call the administration’s “insatiable appetite for reckless spending” on Monday.

Republicans in both the House and Senate slammed what amounted to the White House’s wish list for fiscal 2025, which includes $7.3 trillion in spending and $5.5 trillion in tax revenue, bringing the deficit for 2025 to nearly $1.8 trillion. 

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