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Tough Road Ahead for Rogers on Appropriations

Wednesday, 08 Dec 2010 03:02 PM

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Rep. Hal Rogers, R-Ky., (pictured) may already have defeated Reps. Jack Kingston, R-Ga., and Jerry Lewis, R-Calif., in the race for chairman of the House Appropriations Committee. But that doesn’t mean he has an easy road ahead, The Hill reports.

rogers, appropriations, tough, roadAs a committee veteran with a long track record of supporting pork-barrel spending, fiscal conservatives will watch Rogers closely to make sure he meets their objective of slashing government spending.

In a statement, Rogers says he is intent on “working with leadership and my Republican colleagues in fighting for serious reforms of the committee, bringing fiscal sanity back to our budgeting process [and] performing vigorous oversight of the failed job-creation policies of the Obama administration.”



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