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GOP Rep. Langworthy Voted For Continuing Appropriations Bill - Vimarsana News

GOP Rep. Langworthy Voted For Continuing Appropriations Bill

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Langworthy voted for failed House GOP continuing resolution - Vimarsana News

Langworthy voted for failed House GOP continuing resolution

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Rep. Nick Langworthy voted Friday for the Republican-backed Continuing Appropriations and Border Security Enhancement Act.

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GOP Rep. Langworthy Voted For Continuing Appropriations Bills

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$1.3 billion that's what will go to the president's desk and i hope he will sign it and there are other monies that could be deployed for other border security enhancement that i see on the table. >> when you look at what has been offered in the past and what he ended up settling for, his demand, of course, was $5.7 billion, though the compromise that the vice president put out was $2.5 billion and the senate bill that was passed had $1.6 billion and the compromise bill just under $1.4 billion. i mean, looking at that and the whole process, what was the takeaway for you? >> i would generally r...