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Ney Takes Case to Conference

By Ben Pershing
Roll Call Staff
May 10, 2006, Midnight

House GOP leaders remained largely noncommittal Tuesday about the political future of embattled Rep. Bob Ney (R), even as some Republicans privately believe that if the Ohioan is indicted he should be encouraged to drop out of his re-election race.

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