But Corker, a Republican from Tennessee, also suggested Tuesday that Netanyahu’s visit would be less divisive by the time he arrives for his joint address to Congress.
Corker wouldn’t take a firm position on whether the unilateral invitation — orchestrated by aides in Boehner and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s offices — was the right thing to do.
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