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House Votes against and for Obama on Libya

Seventy Democrats gave President Obama a stunning rebuke today, joining almost all the Republicans in defeating a measure to authorize the US mission in Libya. But a second measure to cut off funding failed. Martin Kady, congressional editor at Politico , has more on today's votes.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

Seventy Democrats gave President Obama a stunning rebuke today, joining almost all the Republicans in defeating a measure to authorize the US mission in Libya. But a second measure to cut off funding failed. Martin Kady,congressional editor at Politico, has more on today's votes.

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House Votes against and for Obama on Libya

Seventy Democrats gave President Obama a stunning rebuke today, joining almost all the Republicans in defeating a measure to authorize the US mission in Libya. But a second measure to cut off funding failed. Martin Kady, congressional editor at Politico , has more on today's votes.

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House Votes against and for Obama on Libya

Seventy Democrats gave President Obama a stunning rebuke today, joining almost all the Republicans in defeating a measure to authorize the US mission in Libya. But a second measure to cut off funding failed. Martin Kady, congressional editor at Politico , has more on today's votes.

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