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"At a time when the national unemployment rate is at a 50-year low, historic tax cuts are in place, and there are more job openings than job seekers, it's inexcusable to not address broken and costly welfare programs in our country," said Rep. Jeff Duncan, a South Carolina Republican who was one of the "no" votes.
House passes farm bill after pro-work provisions dropped →
"We have nothing to lose, but we have a lot to lose," Kent State coach Jeff Duncan said.
