By Emelie Rutherford Members of a House subcommittee raised serious doubts yesterday about Pakistan's request to rejigger some of its U.S. aid to beef up its F-16 fighter jets, and the panel's head suggested objecting to the money shift. At issue is the Bush administration's July request to Congress to allow Pakistan to redirect $110 million in fiscal year 2008 Foreign Military Financing (FMF), along with up to $142 million more of such funds in the future, to support a…
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