Why two dozen in House GOP supported CHIPS despite last-minute whip ...Middle East

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House Republicans sent a last-minute notice Thursday that they were whipping against the CHIPS-Plus bill to strengthen domestic semiconductor chip manufacturing and scientific research, but two dozen Republicans bucked the party to vote for it anyway. The GOP yes votes said they put concern about supply chains and domestic manufacturing over leadership’s stated worries about inflation and frustration with Senate Democrats announcing a reconciliation deal on a separate tax, climate and health care bill shortly after the CHIPS bill passed the Senate. Among those who voted for the CHIPS and Science Act were powerful committee ranking members Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas) on the Foreig

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