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Washington Today (5-16-25): Budget Reconciliation fails in committee after some House GOP 'no' votes
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47:37Now PlayingHouse Budget Committee votes down the Republican tax cut, spending cut, border and defense Budget Reconciliation, the one they call the One Big Beautiful Bill, after four Republicans join Democrats in voting no.
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