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Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer criticized Republicans after the Senate chamber approved legislation, following amendments offered by Democrats.
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Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer criticized Republicans after the Senate chamber approved legislation, following amendments offered by Democrats.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- CNN reported on the Democratic efforts to gain control of the Senate race, led by Chuck Schumer.Sub-event
Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer criticized Republicans after the Senate chamber approved legislation, following amendments offered by Democrats.1 source
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The US Democratic and Republican parties disagreed fundamentally over the funding and scope of a law enforcement bill.Also in this story
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