Senate GOP votes to keep earmark ban By Susan Ferrechio January 10, 2017 7:06 pm FacebookTwitterEmailPrint Add Washington Examiner on Google FacebookTwitterEmailPrint Senate Republicans on Tuesday voted to keep the earmark ban in place for the 115th Congress. Recommended Stories Mamdani will be inaugurated as New York City mayor at midnight: What to knowMaryland looks to AI as SNAP rules tightenLawmaker wants alleged Ohio child care fraud investigated According to Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., everyone supported the decision, which was voted on in a closed-door GOP meeting. TagsBill CassidyCongressEarmarksLawMinusextraSusan Ferrechio Related Content Courage, Strength, and Optimism The US can help end the militarization of Ukrainian children Beltway Confidential In Pluribus, the apocalypse arrives with a smile Technology Virginia to crack down on youth social media and classroom cellphone use in 2026 State Mamdani will be inaugurated as New York City mayor at midnight: What to know News Maryland looks to AI as SNAP rules tighten
