House passes $146.5 billion spending bill that partially funds the government
WASHINGTON – The House of Representatives Thursday approved a $146.5 billion spending bill that partially funds the government. The measure passed 377-20. Two Democrats voted no as did 18 Republicans. The legislation is the first of three “minibus” packages. It provides $97 […]
House passes $146.5 billion spending bill that partially funds the government
By Bryan Renbaum
WASHINGTON – The House of Representatives Thursday approved a $146.5 billion spending bill that partially funds the government. The measure passed 377-20. Two Democrats voted no as did 18 Republicans. The legislation is the first of three “minibus” packages. It provides $97 […]
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