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House Of Representatives Goes On Break After Long, Hard Stretch Of Not Working
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The United States House of Representatives canceled all scheduled votes and went on break to recuperate from a long, tough stretch of not doing anything. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson confirmed that weeks of constant thumb-twiddling had left representatives exhausted and in
House Of Representatives Goes On Break After Long, Hard Stretch Of Not Working
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The United States House of Representatives canceled all scheduled votes and went on break to recuperate from a long, tough stretch of not doing anything. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson confirmed that weeks of constant thumb-twiddling had left representatives exhausted and in