** FILE ** Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada speaks on ... more >Most Democrats are adamant on leaving Keystone out of the measure, saying it’s unrelated. Rather, they are pressing House Republicans to accept a bill based on the Senate measure, which doesn’t include the pipeline.
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