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Rep. Dan Crenshaw joined 135 Republicans in voting against a law that would give military reservists credit towards GI bill benefits for days spent on state orders on Wednesday, with some prominent veterans and military commentators expressing their disappointment in the Navy SEAL veteran. The law, supported by Democrats, passed the House of Representatives, with state National Guards finding themselves increasingly utilized by the state and federal government amid the coronavirus epidemic, national riots, and a series of crises spurred by illegal immigrant infiltration of the southern border.
68 Republicans voted in favor of the law, after a political dispute in which the GOP tried to propose a watered down plan to recognize state service towards GI Bill benefits…
