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Sen. David Vitter reads the Gang of Eight amnesty bill, finds 'red flags'

Two weeks ago, Sen. David Vitter began embarking on an ambitious project: He is reading the Gang of Eight’s 844-page amnesty bill. All the way through. And tweeting his concerns.

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He hasn’t finished yet, but so far this has proven to be a very worthwhile exercise.

Unlike Sen. Marco Rubio’s chief of staff, Vitter leaves his Twitter feed unlocked so that anyone can review and critique his findings.

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Too bad all members of Congress don’t read the bills they vote on.

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