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House GOP leaders are working on a fourth reconciliation bill to address priorities omitted from the third bill, which is set for a vote soon. Some Republican members express doubts about the feasibility of passing additional legislation before the midterm elections, citing concerns over budget priorities and the lack of spending offsets in the current framework.
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House GOP leaders are working on a fourth reconciliation bill to address priorities omitted from the third bill, which is set for a vote soon. Some Republican members express doubts about the feasibility of passing additional legislation before the midterm elections, citing concerns over budget priorities and the lack of spending offsets in the current framework.
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