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Omnibus spending bill split shows Republicans falling into familiar spending trap

By W. James Antle III
Published December 23, 2022 7:08pm ET
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Omnibus spending bill split shows Republicans falling into familiar spending trap
The new Republican House majority hasn’t even been sworn in yet, and GOP lawmakers are already pointing fingers at each other on spending. Spending has traditionally been something Republicans at the federal level want to cut when there is a Democratic president but are content to let balloon out of control once the White House […]

The new Republican House majority hasn’t even been sworn in yet, and GOP lawmakers are already pointing fingers at each other on spending.

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