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House rejects latest Dem effort to end Iran war with split vote
The House voted by the narrowest possible margin to reject Democrats’ latest effort to force an end to the war in Iran, with a final tied vote of 212-212. Reps. Tom Barrett (R-MI) and Brian…
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