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"That was a sign: The establishment in Washington was happy to have our votes, but not to follow our agenda," said Huelskamp, who lost a primary election in 2016 to a political newcomer and now runs the conservative Heartland Institute.
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"Of course The Heartland Institute has been working with EPA on policy and personnel decisions," Tim Huelskamp, a former Republican congressman from Kansas who now leads the group, said in a statement to the AP.
