Arkansas Leaders Vote On Money For Iraq

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Updated: January 7, 2009

The Arkansas congressional delegation split along party lines in a 277-to-139 roll call vote today by which the House approved a resolution favoring loans to Iraq and improved medical benefits for veterans and reserves. Democrats Marion Berry, Mike Ross and Vic Snyder voted for the resolution. Republican John Boozman voted against it. The resolution is non-binding. Posted by Mike Hellgren

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