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Sen. James M. Inhofe (R-Okla.) said he was not involved in the decisions to purchase Raytheon stock, and has instructed his financial adviser to steer clear of defense and aerospace companies.
The Democrat, who is likely to become speaker next month, said the decision on whether to initiate the process will fall to the Ways and Means Committee.
The company launched a spacecraft more than 50 miles high, meeting the Federal Aviation Administration’s definition of space and fulfilling one of Richard Branson’s elusive goals.
The president’s argument in a morning tweet comes amid renewed criticism that he has abandoned his campaign promise to make Mexico pay for the wall.
Similar threats appeared from coast to coast, prompting investigations on college campuses in Washington state and Pennsylvania and spreading across New York, Washington, Chicago and San Francisco.
Jacob Anderson, 23, has also been banned from his new campus, the University of Texas at Dallas.
