It begins: House fires up process for Obama rules rollback

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House Republicans took the GOP’s first step toward dismantling Obama administration regulations Wednesday, passing the Midnight Rules Relief Act 238-184.

The bill would allow Congress to roll back en masse any rule issued in President Obama’s final year, using a disapproval resolution under the previously little-used Congressional Review Act.

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