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Obama Sees a Path in Senate for Climate Bill

By Keith Koffler
Roll Call Staff
June 29, 2009, 8:09 a.m.

President Barack Obama on Sunday said House passage of the climate change bill provides the framework for success in the Senate, repeatedly pointing to the support of conservative Democratic Rep. Rick Boucher of Virginia and some business officials as a sign that broad support is possible.

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