H.Res.369 - To state the belief of the House of Representatives that the President and the Secretary of the Treasury have the authority to choose the order in which to pay obligations of the United States.

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  • Official: To state the belief of the House of Representatives that the President and the Secretary of the Treasury have the authority to choose the order in which to pay obligations of the United States. as introduced.

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7/25/2011--Introduced.States that the House of Representatives believes that the President and the Secretary of the Treasury have the authority to choose the order in which to pay obligations of the United States.

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Chapter Three: Advantageous Involvement (The Bush ...

Dingell's H.CON.RES.253 was countered by H.CON.RES.369 of Representative Jim Saxton, which expressed that “'the relinquishing of…territories by Israel could give rise to new and potentially mortal threats to the Jewish ...

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Chapter Three: Advantageous Involvement (The Bush ...

Dingell's H.CON.RES.253 was countered by H.CON.RES.369 of Representative Jim Saxton, which expressed that “'the relinquishing of…territories by Israel could give rise to new and potentially mortal threats to the Jewish ...

Source: Mahmoud Abdou
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03/31/12
Chapter Three: Advantageous Involvement (The Bush ...

Dingell's H.CON.RES.253 was countered by H.CON.RES.369 of Representative Jim Saxton, which expressed that “'the relinquishing of…territories by Israel could give rise to new and potentially mortal threats to the Jewish ...

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