New House Freshmen Split on War Escalation and Domestic Spending
AP survey of 36 first term House members shows a majority favor wartime escalation if needed but oppose tax hikes, with 6 opposing war expansion and 2 Democrats open to expanded action. Fiscal restraint and cuts to domestic programs are favored by many, while civil rights stance varies.
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