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Is the Omnibus Spending Bill a modern invention, or has Congress always functioned through mega-bills?
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During the 1950's, men were expected to be the sole wage earners of the household. By that logic, single men of that era must have had a huge amount of disposable income. What did they spend it on?
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Is the Omnibus Spending Bill a modern invention, or has Congress always functioned through mega-bills?
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During the 1950's, men were expected to be the sole wage earners of the household. By that logic, single men of that era must have had a huge amount of disposable income. What did they spend it on?
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