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Wesley Hunt dodges questions on spotty voting record
Rep. Wesley Hunt refused to answer repeated questions about his spotty voting record Thursday after he appeared in the Capitol for the first time in two weeks. The Texas Republican has missed dozens of votes this Congress as he seeks the Senate seat now held by fellow Republican John Cornyn…
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The proposal was introduced as the House Rules Committee gaveled into a high-stakes Tuesday hearing…
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Despite rising energy prices and Dem pressure, President Donald Trump still has rock-solid support from Senate Republicans on the Iran war…
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The Rules Committee recessed amid an internal GOP clash on the spy powers reauthorization…
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