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House Cancels Two Weeks Of Work After Brief Return
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House Cancels Two Weeks Of Work After Brief Return
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- The Washington TimesLean right
House Republican leaders are giving their vulnerable incumbents more time to hit the campaign trail this fall.
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‘We’re in the middle of a critical midterm election’
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The Washington TimesLean right
House cancels two upcoming weeks in Washington, extending pre-midterm campaign stretch
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House Cancels Two Weeks Of Work After Brief Return
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