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IRS Chief Counsel Nominee Clears Senate Procedural Vote

By Dylan Moroses · February 26, 2019, 7:48 PM EST

President Donald Trump's pick to be chief counsel of the Internal Revenue Service overcame a procedural vote in the Senate on Tuesday, setting up a scheduled confirmation vote for Wednesday. ...

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