The majority leader pulled it down in order to reach an agreement with the Republican side on a much slimmed down version, a continuing resolution.
Jon Kyl: “The majority leader pulled it down in order to reach an agreement with the Republican side on a much slimmed down…”
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The speaker discusses the majority leader's decision regarding a legislative agreement.
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