Which of the following is proper description for members of Congress ?attitude towards Bush administration?plans?

The Bush administration has laid out its plans for increased defense spending in the coming fiscal year. But members of Congress appear unimpressed, with some suggesting the proposed increase is too little, too late, and others questioning where the money will come from. It is ironic. Top Pentagon officials, backed by Congress, still boast that America’s armed forces are the best in the world. But at the same time, they argue the U-S military is in pretty sad shape. The nation’s highest-ranking military officer, General Henry Shelton, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, tells Congress more and more defense money is being spent each year just to maintain weapons systems that he says are not aging gracefully.