Little-known rule could stop socialists from being sworn into Congress
Rep. Keith Self says he could challenge Democratic Socialists of America members' right to take the House oath of office in the new Congress.
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Rep. Keith Self says he could challenge Democratic Socialists of America members' right to take the House oath of office in the new Congress.
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