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🚨 BREAKING: The Senate just shot down Mike Lee's amendment to remove $7 BILLION in earmarks for - Aid to illegals - Puberty blockers to kids - Green policies - DEI initiatives "This amendment would strike the earmarks from this bill. In this bill package, there are about $7...

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