South Carolina misses out on millions of dollars returned to state projects raided to fund Trump border wall

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https://www.thestate.com/news/politics-government/article242367131.html

Senator Graham supported Trump’s effort to build a border wall that included taking $11 million in funding designated for a military installation in Beaufort, SC

When Fritz Hollings and Strom Thurmond were around, do you think they would’ve ever allowed any president to take money from a military base in South Carolina to use for an administration's vanity project?

No. Not only no — hell no. ... But Sen. Graham is as quiet as a church mouse.

 

[ImAlwaysRight]

https://www.thestate.com/news/politics-government/article242367131.html

Senator Graham supported Trump’s effort to build a border wall that included taking $11 million in funding designated for a military installation in Beaufort, SC

When Fritz Hollings and Strom Thurmond were around, do you think they would’ve ever allowed any president to take money from a military base in South Carolina to use for an administration's vanity project?

No. Not only no — hell no. ... But Sen. Graham is as quiet as a church mouse.

Unused military construction funds are "pulled back" and reallocated at the end of every fiscal year. It happens every year for every military construction project all over the world. Allocated funds may have have been "unused" for any number of reasons, an ongoing environmental impact study is one example of construction delay. This is not uncommon, happens all the time, money is moved across the DOD construction program frequently.