Democrats beat back proposed GOP budget cuts

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Democrats in the House of Delegates easily beat back Republican attempts to cut Gov. Martin O?Malley?s proposed spending increases in the budget for fiscal 2008.

The vote was 29-110. No Democrats voted for reduced spending, and even seven Republican lawmakers defected from the party line, because the bill cut all of a $567 million increase in education aid.

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