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No Iraq Trip for Rep. Who Opposed Bush on Ports

Posted on Mar 4, 2006

N.Y. Times: WASHINGTON, March 3—Representative Peter T. King’s prominent opposition to a proposal to allow a Dubai company to take over some terminal operations at American ports may have earned him some punishment from the Bush administration: He has been grounded.

Mr. King, the New York Republican who is chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, confirmed Friday that a few days after he first threatened legislation to hold up the port deal, the Pentagon informed him that it could not provide an aircraft for his planned March Congressional delegation to Iraq and elsewhere in the Middle East.

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