House Republicans Resolve to Hold Three Separate Votes on Iran Deal
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The House will now hold three separate votes on the Iran nuclear agreement. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
House Republicans are changing course to take up a last-minute plan to oppose the Iran nuclear deal following a revolt from some of the conference’s conservative members.
Instead of a single vote to disapprove the deal, the House will now hold three separate votes on the agreement.
Read full story at The Hill.
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