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Election Guide
If you think that more minorities belong in jail, vote Republican tomorrow. If you’ve seen your share of nature and have come to terms with letting the rest of it go, vote Republican tomorrow. If you think that no one … Continue reading
Posted in 2010 Midterm Elections, Afghanistan, Budget and Economics, Campaigns, Christianity, Education, Faith, Gulf Oil Spill, Healthcare, Immigration, International, Iraq, Islam, Israel, Journalism and Media, Judaism, Law, National Security, Patriotism, Political Goings-On, Political Polarization, Social Issues, Social Security, War
Tagged Congress, Democratic, Democratic Party (United States), Politics, Republican, Texas, United States, United States Congress, Voting
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Check Your Balances
“Only in Washington is it a radical idea to read a bill and know how much it costs before we agree to pass it.” Who said this? Sen. Jim DeMint. Why did he say it? Because, today, his office sent … Continue reading
Posted in 2010 Midterm Elections, Campaigns, Journalism and Media, Law, Outrageous, Political Goings-On, Political Polarization
Tagged Bills, Checks and Balances, Congress, Jim DeMint, Legislative Block, Minority leader, Mitch McConnell, Radical, Republican, United States Senate, Voting, Washington
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