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Politics

Rep. Amash Amendment to Restrain NSA Surveillance Fails

Close vote of 205-217

Reason Staff | 7.24.2013 7:03 PM

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Amash amendment fails 205-217.

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  1. MasterDarque   13 years ago

    So close Amash but don't give up

  2. Dibbler   13 years ago

    Is there somewhere I can view a list of the gays and nays? I'd like to know whom to support in the future and who needs to be trashed at every available opportunity.

  3. Dibbler   13 years ago

    Thanks autocorrect, gays was supposed to be yays.

  4. Dibbler   13 years ago

    I guess it should be "yea." I feel stupid now.

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