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Statehood For Washington, DC, Again Passes The House, But Faces Uphill Battle In Senate – The Wilmington Journal

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After passing in the House for the second time, statehood for Washington, D.C., has never been closer to reality. But a Republican Party armed with the Senate filibuster may stand in its way. The Washington, [...]

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