House Republicans vote to keep earmarks in second round of rule changes

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House Republicans overwhelmingly voted to keep earmarks in place amid a push from conservatives to ban the practice during a closed-door meeting on Wednesday, where members considered a variety of proposed rules changes as they prepare to be in the majority in the next Congress.

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