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Remarks about Raising the Debt Limit
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March 16, 2006
Senator Coburn spoke on the Senate floor about raising the debt limit.
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Ultimately, the Senate voted to increase the debt limit to $9 trillion.
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Crime victims fund targeted
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03/29/06
Hearing Addresses CMS' Efforts To Control Medicaid Fraud
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03/28/06
Hearing to Expose Medicaid Fraud
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03/28/06
Feds Outline Strategy on Medicaid Fraud
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03/26/06
Cleaning Up The World Bank
By Edward T. Pound and Danielle Knight
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03/26/06
Local earmarking is controversial but legislators say the state benefits
By MARY ORNDORFF News Washington correspondent
The Birmingham News (Alabama)
03/23/06
Capping Federal Spending
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03/23/06
End Budget Obesity
By Lawrence Kudlow
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03/17/06
Funding reform plan is outlined
By JIM MYERS, World Washington Bureau
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03/17/06
Earmark discussion goes largely unheard
By Chris Casteel
The Daily Oklahoman
03/17/06
Republicans slam pork spending
By Christina Bellantoni
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03/13/06
Data collection still a problem in needy families program
By Jenny Mandel
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Senator Tom Coburn's activity on the Subcommittee on Federal Financial Management, Government Information, and International Security
340 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510
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