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Democrats block Senate GOP offer of immunity to former Fauci assistant — Ron Johnson | ChamberLight
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee rejected a Republican-led motion to grant immunity to a former Fauci assistant, voting 8-7 along party lines. Rand Paul backed the effort, while Margaret Hassan opposed it, saying the committee needed more time and a bipartisan approach.
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Republican committee member who urged Democrats to reconsider
ALSO MENTIONED Anthony Fauci, Former government health leader whose handling of the pandemic is the subject of the committee investigation
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Republican committee member who urged Democrats to reconsider
ALSO MENTIONED Anthony Fauci, Former government health leader whose handling of the pandemic is the subject of the committee investigation
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