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Afghanistan lack in religious liberty

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Mar 22, 2013 07:01
Category: General News

Democrats Featuring Marathon Voting Session In Congress

WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Democrats are preparing for a marathon session featuring dozens of votes as they get ready to pass a 2014 budget that's a counterpoint to one approved in the House yesterday. The Senate plan would raise taxes and protect safety net programs for the poor. The House plan approved assumes deep cuts to social programs and no revenue enhancements. Both plans are symbolic appeals to core partisans.

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