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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As the military is facing a "once in a generation recruitment crisis," the White House said it "strongly opposes" a proposed nearly 20% pay raise for junior enlisted troops. "The number one priority for our military is getting that recruitment crisis under control and increasing pay is a good way to do that," said Veterans on Duty chairman Jeremy Hunt on "Fox & Friends" Thursday. "The administration is strongly committed to taking care of our service members and their families, and appreciates the [House Armed Services Committee's] concern for the needs of the most junior enlisted members, but strongly opposes making a significant, permanent change to the basic pay schedule before the completion of the Fourteenth Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation," the White House said in a statement. Hunt slammed this opposition, saying, "It's truly remarkable to me. … President Biden has approved over $100 billion in student loan forgiveness. But when it comes to our troops, America's most precious resource, he's complaining about an increase in military pay?" https://www.foxnews.com/media/embarrassment-white-house-blasted-opposing-pay-hike-troops.amp That’s actually a great point. Millions for student loan forgiveness; Military families paying oop for their housing costs. No wonder recruitment is in the toilet. [/quote] +10000 What completely screwed up priorities this administration has.[/quote] This is where the billions that went to pay off college loans SHOULD have gone.[/quote] 100% Absolutely this.[/quote] Exactly. [/quote]
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