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Maryland National Guard Says It’s In Dire Financial Straits After Congress Has Yet To Reimburse Funds Used To Protect The Capitol

The Maryland National Guard may be forced to stop paying its troops and cease maintaining its equipment in the coming days if Congress doesn’t reimburse the costs it incurred sending troops to protect the Capitol following the Jan. 6 riot, according to Maryland’s top general.

“To date, neither the National Guard nor the Department of Defense writ large has received reimbursement for the deployment of over 25,000 National Guard members to the District for a period of over four months,” ​Maj. Gen. Timothy E. Gowen told Democratic Sen. Benjamin Cardin of Maryland in a letter Tuesday.

The U.S. spent nearly $500 million to deploy National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., before President Joe Biden’s inauguration, the Associated Press reported in February.

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8 thoughts on “Maryland National Guard Says It’s In Dire Financial Straits After Congress Has Yet To Reimburse Funds Used To Protect The Capitol”

  1. Mebbe Hunter could donate a couple of paintings to be anonymously auctioned as a way to tide them over!

  2. Hogan should be fighting for the MD National Guard like he is doing for these RHINO NON-REPUBLICANS like himself.
    Proof he only thinking about his money not MD

  3. Another Fk Up by Lockdown Larry Hogan. This Fat Pig was quick to send troops and Troopers to DC to lock up Republicans and Trump Supporters! Now look at what the Fat RINO has done, we can’t even pay our National Guard troops. Where is the F’n outrage you lazy Crackers!

  4. Should have been ILLEGAL to use it for just Political purposes as, it was , by Democrats in their Smear campaign !

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