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Aidan Quigley

Aidan Quigley

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Budget and Appropriations Reporter, Roll Call

Washington

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I cover the Los Angeles area and Arizona.With the Times Media Group

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Total articles 5244

  • GOP Fiscal Hawks show a change of heart toward spending bills

    By Aidan Quigley Verified| Free Republic@ Free RepublicBrowse · SearchGeneral/ChatTopics · Post ArticleSkip to comments. GOP Fiscal Hawks show a change of heart toward spending billsRoll Calll ^ | April 17 | By Aidan QuigleyPosted on by RandFanWhen House Republicans united last month to back a full-year stopgap funding measure on a mostly party-line vote, 17 of them did something they’d never done before: vote for a spending bill that became law.

    By Aidan Quigley Verified · Free Republic

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Analysis | Fiscal hawks in House, Senate show change of heart toward spending bills | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

    By Aidan Quigley Verified| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified WASHINGTON — When House Republicans united last month to back a full-year stopgap funding measure on a mostly party-line vote, 17 of them did something they’d never done before: vote for a spending bill that became law. In the Senate, Republicans Mike Lee of Utah and Eric Schmitt of Missouri likewise voted for such a bill for the first time.

    By Aidan Quigley Verified · Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • GOP Fiscal Hawks show a change of heart toward spending bills

    By Aidan Quigley Verified| Free Republic@ Free RepublicBrowse · SearchGeneral/ChatTopics · Post ArticleSkip to comments. GOP Fiscal Hawks show a change of heart toward spending billsRoll Calll ^ | April 17 | By Aidan QuigleyPosted on by RandFanWhen House Republicans united last month to back a full-year stopgap funding measure on a mostly party-line vote, 17 of them did something they’d never done before: vote for a spending bill that became law.

    By Aidan Quigley Verified · Free Republic

    Apr. 17, 2025

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