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Amanda Carpenter
Amanda Carpenter  |  March 13, 2008 1:23 PM
As things heat up on Capitol Hill over a vote on Jim DeMint's one-year earmark ban, Barack Obama's Senate staff has finally released his 2005 and 2006 earmarks requests.
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They are all available HERE on the tenacious Chicago Sun-Times reporter Lynn Sweet's blog.

Warning: when I put them all in a word document Obama's earmarks requests ran  51 pages long.

I'll put a story up about the content of the earmarks requests soon.


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