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GOP reps mull resolutions as Kerry, McCain back Libya campaign

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Washington (CNN) -- House Republicans will meet Wednesday to further discuss a pair of resolutions involving the U.S. role in the international military campaign in Libya.
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On Tuesday, House Speaker John Boehner proposed two resolutions on the Libya mission that could come up for votes on Thursday. One would be the same as a Senate resolution introduced by bipartisan senators who support the mission, and the other would limit U.S. involvement in the mission to a noncombat role while allowing many of the same functions being performed now by U.S. forces to continue.

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