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Senate GOP Split Over Earmarks

  • By John Stanton and Jackie Kucinich
  • Roll Call Staff
  • March 15, 2010, Midnight

Senate Republicans, who remain deeply divided over how to handle the controversial issue of earmarks, will meet this week to hash out whether they should follow their House counterparts and impose a moratorium on the practice.

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