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Groups Use Cap-and-Trade as Key Vote

By Anna Palmer
Roll Call Staff
June 25, 2009, Midnight

As the House prepares to vote Friday on climate change legislation, two groups representing tens of thousands of small businesses are upping the ante, saying they will use the cap-and-trade energy package vote to score lawmakers.

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