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denying entry to [divestment] supporters, but due to visit's sensitivity, the premier would have to make the call," according to Haaretz. 3. Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) for the moment stalled legislation providing compensation to 9/11 workers. Although lawmakers for several weeks generally declared broad s

licans defended Trump's racist tweets -- Trump is certainly making many Republicans uncomfortable, even if they voted against the resolution. Rep. Mark Walker, a Republican from North Carolina who was in the crowd at last night's rally, expressed discomfort with the chanting: Page 16536 EFTA00046047 -

denying entry to [divestment] supporters, but due to visit's sensitivity, the premier would have to make the call," according to Haaretz. 3. Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) for the moment stalled legislation providing compensation to 9/11 workers. Although lawmakers for several weeks generally declared broad su

blicans defended Trump's racist tweets -- Trump is certainly making many Republicans uncomfortable, even if they voted against the resolution. Rep. Mark Walker, a Republican from North Carolina who was in the crowd at last night's rally, expressed discomfort with the chanting: -- But several movement cons

ke place on or before next Wednesday and that the Senate will also consider two amendments" — one offered by Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT), the other by Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY). The AP (7/18, Daly) reports Senate Minority Leader Schumer and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) "said Thursday they had reached an agreement"

s and "convey[ed] their concerns to Vice President Mike Pence" at a breakfast meeting. The Washington Times (7/18, Boyer, Mufioz, 492K) reports Rep. Mark Walker (R-NC) said, "I brought it up [with Pence].... I just think it's something that we want to address early. We want our policies from the House and a