Crossword Clue: "I would rather die than be in the United States ___" (Chris Christie)
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- 100-lawmaker group
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- 50x2, in a sense
- Ambassador confirmer
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- Andrew Johnson served there
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- A house divided?
- Article 1, Section 3 constitutional subject
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- Gravel can be found here
- Boxer's body?
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- Group with a lot of bills
- Group with a whip
- It first met in 1789
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- Galactic ___ ("Star Wars" setting)
- Brown body?
- Elizabeth Warren's house
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- House mate?
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- House on the hill?
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- House rules may not apply here
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- Diet cousin
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- Hundred on the Hill
- Council of elders
- "I come to fetch you to the __-house": Decius Brutus
- Harry Reid's place
- Its members serve six-year terms
- Byrd-Eagleton milieu
- Cabinet-checking group?
- "I would rather die than be in the United States ___" (Chris Christie)
- Caesar's body?
- Caesars March 15 destination
- Impeachment group
- Clinton's body
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- "Julius Caesar" extras
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- Kaine's workplace
- Where Klobuchar and Warren serve
- Kassebaum, Hawkins and 98 men
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- Organization limited to 100 members
- Where PMRC had their hearings
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- Where Stone joins Gravel
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- Where the vice president is president
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- Kennedy's milieu
- Where thesmothetes meet
- Sessions group
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- Setting for some oratory
- Place for a filibuster
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- Where whips keep watch
- Topic of Article I, Section 3 of the Constitution
- Place for a page
- Some candidates' goal
- Place for Cicero
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- Many run races to get here
- The big house?
- Place where Joe Biden is president
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- Obama left it in November, 2008
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- Kind of seat
- Roman political body
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- Ninety-five men and one woman.
- Republicans failed to take it over in 2010
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- You must be 30+ to join it
- Where Bond meets Nunn
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Recent Usage of "I would rather die than be in the United States ___" (Chris Christie) in Crossword Puzzles
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- Crossword Nation - Oct. 21, 2014
