<h1>Russell Vought Confirmed as White House Budget Director, Despite Opposition, Advocates for Conservative Spending and Christian Nationalism</h1> The Senate confirmed Russell Vought as the White House budget director in a 53-47 party-line vote, despite Democratic opposition labeling him as President Trump's 'most dangerous nominee.' Vought, an architect of Project 2025, returns to the Office of Management and Budget, a pivotal role in implementing Trump's policies. Republicans support him for his conservative approach to cutting federal spending and regulations. Vought has advocated for expanding executive control over federal spending and has been involved in efforts to reclassify federal workers as political appointees. He also promotes Christian nationalism, asserting its influence on government and society.