· Updated January 16, 2025 12:28 AM · 2 min read read
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BOSTON — Winchester businessman John Kingston, one of several Republicans angling for the nod to challenge Democratic U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren in November, paused on Wednesday from engaging in the normal anti-Warren rhetoric dominating GOP chatter to call on House Republicans leaders to drop all talks of reintroducing the business of earmarks to Capitol Hill.
Kingston issued prepared remarks ahead of next week's House Rules Committee hearings, in which lawmakers are reportedly flirting wit
BOSTON — Winchester businessman John Kingston, one of several Republicans angling for the nod to challenge Democratic U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren in November, paused on Wednesday from engaging in the normal anti-Warren rhetoric dominating GOP chatter to call on House Republicans leaders to drop all talks of reintroducing the business of earmarks to Capitol Hill.
Kingston issued prepared remarks ahead of next week's House Rules Committee hearings, in which lawmakers are reportedly flirting wit…