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Sens. Lee, Romney vote differently on repeal of Iraq military authorizations - Vimarsana News

Sens. Lee, Romney vote differently on repeal of Iraq military authorizations

On Wednesday, the U.S. Senate voted in favor of legislation that revokes the legal authority of presidents to use force in Iraq, returning the power back to Congress.

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Student loan forgiveness: What Utah's Mike Lee, Mitt Romney said - Vimarsana News

Student loan forgiveness: What Utah's Mike Lee, Mitt Romney said

A group of Republican senators, including Utah Sens. Mike Lee and Mitt Romney, sponsored a resolution Monday calling for the suspension of a plan to cancel student loan debt.

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Gov. Cox defends Utah's new laws that restrict social media access for teens on 'Meet the Press' - Vimarsana News

Gov. Cox defends Utah's new laws that restrict social media access for teens on 'Meet the Press'

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox appeared on \

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Utah Sen. Mike Lee backs Freedom Caucus in war of words with White House over debt ceiling - Vimarsana News

Utah Sen. Mike Lee backs Freedom Caucus in war of words with White House over debt ceiling

Utah Sen. Mike Lee and other Senate Republicans stood with members of the House Freedom Caucus on Wednesday to back them in their battle with the White House over the debt ceiling increase.

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Romney says he's open to backing Sinema in Arizona Senate race - Vimarsana News

Romney says he's open to backing Sinema in Arizona Senate race

Utah Sen. Mitt Romney said he's open to endorsing Arizona independent Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, and even campaigning for her, if she decides to run for the Senate again in 2024.

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