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| Acquittals for crimes of passion cannot accurately be read only as a crackdown on female disorder, whether as subversive appropriators of masculine privilege, or as victims worthy of punishment by male attackers. Still, it was Flake and his merry band of fiscal conservatives who once again tied up the House in April, staging a showdown with pro-earmark House appropriators. And, besides, the budget resolution only provides spending guidelines; congressional appropriators ultimately decide how much money the VA will receive for the coming fiscal year. |
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