Published 2/6/2009
by sarahbethparker
at CNN Political Ticker
Ohio Republican Sen. George Voinovich has dropped out of bipartisan negotiations for an economic stimulus bill.
WASHINGTON (CNN) — Ohio Republican Sen. George Voinovich has dropped out of bipartisan negotiations for an economic stimulus bill, a potentially ominous sign for President Obama’s top priority.
According to a Voinovich aide, following a meeting of Republican negotiators this afternoon [...]
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