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GOP Leaders Say Most — Not All — Will Oppose ‘Doc Fix’

By Jackie Kucinich
Roll Call Staff
Nov. 19, 2009, 12:02 p.m.

House Republican leaders emerged from a closed-door conference meeting on Thursday confident that most of their members would vote against the $210 billion “doc fix” bill — but stopped short of declaring there would be unanimous GOP opposition.

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