“I thought it was House” — Sen. Rounds doesn’t know who killed his UAPDA (again)

Ask a Pol ~ interactive political journalism ~ what should we ask Congress next?Who?Sen. Mike Rounds (R-SD) — Member, Armed Services & Intelligence CommitteesAsk a Pol asks:Rep. Eric Burlison told Ask a Pol Senate Appropriations staff killed your UAP Disclosure Act — or UAPDA — with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. Then we asked Appropriations Chair Susan Collins, and she said she’d never heard of it.Do you know who in the Senate killed the UAPDA in this year’s NDAA or National Defense Authorization Act?Key Rounds:“I thought it was House that had the disagreements,” Sen. Mike Rounds exclusively tells Ask a Pol UAP.**Laslo’s head almost spun off…Really? So you guys still don’t even know?“No,” Rounds says. “At some stage of the game, disclosure is better than not. And I think it’ll ease folks just in terms of transparency and make it a little bit easier to get some of our work done in the Armed Services Committee just because there are so many people that think that there’s, you know, something that is not being talked about.”God, this Congress is depressing…your support energizes our increasingly cynical selves.About Ask a Pol: We give listeners a front row seat to Congress. Transparency matters, so come inside the Capitol with us! Politicians disappoint. Ask a Pol keeps em honest. Find us on social media:SubstackXSpotifyAppleDon’t miss our other Ask a Pol sites! Ask a Pol politics.Ask a Pol crypto. Ask a Pol drugs. Ask a Pol ai. Ask a Pol uaps. Find Ask a Pol founder @MattLaslo on social media. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.askapoluaps.com/subscribe