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Committee roster exposes Republican fault lines
GOP leaders yesterday released their list of members to sit on the House's climate change select committee. It shows the party's division on the issue.
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Nick Sobczyk and George Cahlink, E&E News reporters
GOP leaders yesterday released their list of members to sit on the House's climate change select committee. It shows the party's division on the issue.
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The candidate is getting advice from past Obama officials, activists and former rivals. Some say it's the first time they've been taken seriously by a presidential campaign.
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