"How Is This Helpful?" Trump Still Defending Confederates After Bill Changing Names Of Bases Passes

The House passed its $741 billion defense policy bill on Tuesday, setting up a potential clash with President Donald Trump over removing the names of Confederate leaders from military bases.

Lawmakers approved the National Defense Authorization Act, H.R. 6395 (116), in a 295125 vote with deep support from Democrats and Republicans. The majority represents enough votes to override a veto from Trump. []

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