National security adviser Jake Sullivan said the House GOP version of the annual defense bill has no chance of getting to President Joe Biden's desk.
“After the Senate has come back together with the House, we will end up in a place where there is a broad bipartisan bill that can go to the president’s desk that he can sign,” Sullivan said.most House GOP lawmakers were not interested in the partisan affairs
that took up much of the oxygen in the NDAA debate and accused “a small group of Republicans” of forcing their more moderate colleagues to support the bill. “That’s what a certain group of Republicans are trying to do now. In the end I don’t believe it will succeed because I believe wisdom will prevail,” Sullivan said.
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