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Tensions Rise Over Earmarks

Comity Wanes on Appropriations

By Kathleen Hunter
Roll Call Staff
April 19, 2010, Midnight

While Democratic Members waited in line last week to publicly declare the urgency and legitimacy of their transportation and housing earmark requests, not a single Republican joined them.

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