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  1. Smith represents Missouri in Congress, interacting with the Senate regarding reconciliation bills while Republicans consider their legislative agenda.

A bill allowing clergy to reverse opt-out from Medicare programs was passed by the House and signed into law.

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A bill allowing clergy to reverse opt-out from Medicare programs was passed by the House and signed into law.

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