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Senate GOP Votes Unclear on Gonzales Motion

By Rachel Van Dongen
Roll Call Staff
June 4, 2007, Midnight

If Senate Democrats press ahead next week with their plan to hold a no-confidence vote on embattled Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, it is unclear whether any of Gonzales’ GOP critics will go along — and the Senate Republican leadership is ginning up plans to thwart the measure.

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