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  1. Bicameral bodies are advancing the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, influencing national housing and financial policy.
  2. A measure originating in the House has moved to the Senate for consideration.
  3. House Republicans seek to abolish the Senate.

House Republicans plan to accuse the Senate side, with Donald Trump's ire anticipated if the party suffers a major loss.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Nov 4
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House Republicans plan to accuse the Senate side, with Donald Trump's ire anticipated if the party suffers a major loss.

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HousesenateDonald Trump

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  1. Trump conceded after loss; Finchelstein compares his behavior to Hitler's.1 source
  2. House Republicans plan to accuse the Senate, with Trump's reaction anticipated.1 source
  3. Gallup tracking voter trust suggests GOP may face big losses in the midterms.1 source

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Within Bicameral bodies are advancing the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, influencing national housing and financial policy.

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