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The Washington Post also quoted Bobby Kogan of the Center for American Progress saying the transfer raises serious questions under the Anti-Deficiency Act, which limits spending without congressional appropriation.

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The U.S. is not falling behind China; it’s been behind since China figured out that concrete doesn’t need congressional approval.

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And his party is fielding a colorful cast of congressional candidates that analysts say is weighing down his chances of winning.

Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, a Republican, has argued that such strikes require congressional approval.

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Scott, in a news release issued this week, said the congressional investigation will also examine whether Chinese companies are “taking advantage” of the fire recovery.

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