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In a recent vote, twelve Democrats opposed the House Armed Services Committee's nearly $1.15 trillion National Defense Authorization Act. This division is notable given the committee's usual bipartisan nature, with Ranking member Rep. Adam Smith affirming the bill's support for troop pay raises and allies.
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In a recent vote, twelve Democrats opposed the House Armed Services Committee's nearly $1.15 trillion National Defense Authorization Act. This division is notable given the committee's usual bipartisan nature, with Ranking member Rep. Adam Smith affirming the bill's support for troop pay raises and allies.
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12 Democrats vote against Defense bill in rare committee split
Twelve Democrats Oppose Defense Bill in House Armed Services Committee Vote