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Gas tax holiday bill on ice despite House rule fracas — Clay Higgins | ChamberLight
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A House Freedom Caucus push for a vote on Andy Harris’ gas-tax suspension bill failed after Republican leaders said there was no agreement. The dispute unfolded as fuel prices rose and lawmakers debated the effect of suspending taxes on highway funding.
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Harris ally who criticized Graves and supported the rule for debate.
Speaker who explained that leaders decided not to schedule a vote because Republicans lacked agreement.
Speaker who explained that leaders decided not to schedule a vote because Republicans lacked agreement.
President whose support for the Russia sanctions legislation influenced Higgins’s decision to back the rule.
Transportation and Infrastructure chairman reported to oppose bringing Harris’s measure to the floor.
Voted against the rule for debate.
Voted for the rule as Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of Washington.
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President whose support for the Russia sanctions legislation influenced Higgins’s decision to back the rule.
SHOW 3 MORE SHOW FEWER Transportation and Infrastructure chairman reported to oppose bringing Harris’s measure to the floor.
Voted against the rule for debate.
Voted for the rule as Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of Washington.
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