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You Think the GOP Has Problems?
American Thinker, by Christopher Chantrill
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Posted By:magnante, 12/11/2012 9:07:13 AM
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| While everyone gathers around the water cooler Monday-morning quarterbacking Speaker Boehner on the execution of his game plan for the Cliff Bowl before it is even played, let us spare a thought for the hapless Democrats. After all, who would want to be a Democrat as we go into 2013? Don´t be fooled by that tough-guy act. Yes, yes, we know that the Democrats own the future with the educated, the young, the black, and the Hispanic.(snip)The new Democratic majority has gone about as far as it can go.
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Reply 1 - Posted by:
Anner40, 12/11/2012 10:08:08 AM (No. 9059319)
You think those old white men in the Democrats party should be worried...I think so...they are pricing themselves out just like the unions...that will be the day for laughs
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Reply 2 - Posted by:
nimby, 12/11/2012 10:17:28 AM (No. 9059346)
There is something that Chantrill seems to forget. Once you get people hooked on entitlements, it will be an addiction that they cannot shake out of.
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Reply 3 - Posted by:
oh-heck, 12/11/2012 10:35:26 AM (No. 9059395)
The 80 billion dollars they plan on extracting from the rich is wrong. The number was the projected amount over 10 years back in the days when economic growth was projected to be much higher. The actual number if the rich don´t shift their earnings is only 42 billion. The only thing the Dems agree on is that this tax rate must go up in January. The GOP should let them go over the cliff. Then re-send them the budget they passed earlier this year with the 451 billion in new revenue from the cliff and offsetting cuts in spending.
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Reply 4 - Posted by:
slowslider, 12/11/2012 10:48:26 AM (No. 9059434)
What 2 said and remember, the Democrat ground game and fact politics is there religion will be signifant future factors.
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Reply 5 - Posted by:
whyyeseyec, 12/11/2012 10:52:07 AM (No. 9059443)
I disagree with this article. I don`t think the Dems worry about anything. When things start to go wrong they have one answer - higher taxes!! More money, more social programs and more hand outs. Whose going to stop their onslaught? The GOP is not going to want to be the party to turn off the spigot. They`re shell shocked as it is right now trying to figure out how to pander to minorities. Taking away their freebies ain`t going to cut it. We are stuck with Dems controlling the senate and WH for years to come. Get used to it.
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Reply 6 - Posted by:
Dignitary Protection, 12/11/2012 10:52:53 AM (No. 9059444)
What shocks me (well maybe it doesn´t) is that there are only a few comments on this "must read".
I, like many others out there in our party feel functionally depressed after the election.
I don´t listen to Rush as much since, I don´t care about the fiscal cliff and at this point, I don´t even care if our country goes down the tubes.
I believe that we will be hit again by another terrorist strike within the next four years because our country is seen as weak around the globe.
I just don´t care anymore.
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Reply 7 - Posted by:
Cleanhousein2012, 12/11/2012 10:56:12 AM (No. 9059456)
No one in either party really cares, they get paid a ridiculous salary and benefits to hang out in DC, be "important", put on kabuki theater for the people ´back home´ and not have to be accountable other than to be reelected.
We The People have the problem, not any of the morons whom were elected.
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Reply 8 - Posted by:
stablemoney, 12/11/2012 10:58:23 AM (No. 9059461)
The have nots will always vote themselves what the haves have.
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Reply 9 - Posted by:
M2, 12/11/2012 11:02:02 AM (No. 9059474)
Maybe there is a secret deal, known only to insiders, that "they" will spring on us in a couple of weeks after everyone has fed red meat to all their hungry partisans.
I don´t believe it´s that simple. I do believe that the "secret deal" is with Communist dictators and Muslim heads of State. I believe this is all far more clandestine and sinister than a simple "secret deal" that involves only Congressional Democrats.
The election was able to be stolen because of the liberal machine, not individual congressmen. This machine includes currency manipulators (Soros), Muslim infiltrators (Huma, Susan Rice and others in high places in government), the Black Caucus, Hollywood and the various black think tanks, amorphous as they may be.
We are not seeing this as the tentacled monster it is; we are seeing it only superficially and that is a big mistake.
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Reply 10 - Posted by:
octrojan, 12/11/2012 11:04:52 AM (No. 9059483)
#6 isn´t alone. Romney lost because Reps sat on their hands, didn´t turn out...I guess broken glass tickles or something. The thought of another 4 years of Obama wasn´t a problem for millions of conservatives.
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Reply 11 - Posted by:
OregonBoomerGirl, 12/11/2012 11:12:33 AM (No. 9059504)
I sure understand what #6 means. We were so sure America wanted to rid itself of the parasite occupying the Whitehouse, the WORST President we´ve ever had. But that didn´t happen, and I for one still can´t understand how anyone could vote for any of these disgusting Democrats.
I feel robbed of my patriotic devotion because of the fact that nearly all of those running our government - on both sides, are a bunch of sellouts and jokers and feckless nitwits. I´m not giving up, but I am pulling back a bit right now.
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Reply 12 - Posted by:
Mass Minority, 12/11/2012 11:28:38 AM (No. 9059553)
The answer for republicans is in the states and the states ights movement. As we move forward those states with functioning economies, realistic tax structures and pro growth leadership (Mostly Repub already) will become very attractive to business. The makers will gravitate to those states because that will be where the jobs are.
Those states will then be targeted by the left, those republican led healthy states will become the "rich not paying their fair share" to the insatiable federal leviathan. Sooner or later those states will simply revolt. Not getting any relief from the electoral process and increasingly asked to foot the bill for the failed states like CA, IL, MI a real power struggle between the bakrupt feds and illiquid states against the healthy economys of the red states will ensue. By that time many of the bluest states will be nothing but parasite filled slums. Natural population shifts to the succesful states will tip the balance of power back to the right.
Its simple economics, but it takes time and a cabal of good conservative state governors and legislatures.
Also, state legislatures are voted in by district. The huge voter fraud machines in the cities cannot disenfranchise the working people in the suburbs and on the farms. The dems main tool of vote harvesting and buying is minimized. It is our only hope.
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Reply 13 - Posted by:
LanieLou, 12/11/2012 11:41:10 AM (No. 9059595)
I too thought it odd that Obozo would propose a fix that only equates to $80B; Then I reread the fineprint in his words...
Millionaires... as defined by Obozo are based on their Net Worth... not annual income.
Increased taxes will hit all working Americans who own a home, regardless of mrtg. or salary. If you´ve purchased other natural assets like Gold in the last 3 years, he has a record of that, too.
If you think depressed home values will save you, his miscreants fixed that. Your home will be valued by its Best Use... not market value.
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robertthomason, 12/11/2012 12:11:05 PM (No. 9059676)
I thought it was the Hapsburgs who learned nothing and forgot nothing. Anyway, there are 23-24 red states where the Democrats are disappearing as a viable political force. There are about 6 states that are in flux and can go either way in an election and the 20 or so blue states. Once all the new taxes hit in 2013, what happens to the producers and providers in those bluest of blue states? Obviously the ones who can get out leave for friendlier locations or they are crushed by the government. The end result is no revenue to support the folks riding in the wagon.
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Reply 15 - Posted by:
Seething Citizen, 12/11/2012 12:15:14 PM (No. 9059685)
I feel a lot like #6; I had such high hopes for the election. Donated quite a bit to Romney. I thought, the "silent majority" of normal people who work for a living or own small businesses would never re-elect 0bama. Now I´m completely disheartened. I´ve stopped listening to all talk radio and cut way back on reading the news. I have lost faith in our political system. I doubt if I´ll ever vote again.
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Reply 16 - Posted by:
Illinois Resident, 12/11/2012 12:34:56 PM (No. 9059739)
Look at the mess in Illinois which is the result of millions of un-caring voters who keep electing Chicago democrat crooks. The state is broke from adding millions of illegal aliens to medicare & welfare. The reason was to "save" Chicago, the alien enchroacher that has taken over the state. The state will reamain broke because there is not enough money to keep up with the spending on illegals. At least pay-to-play will disappear because no one will have any money unless democrat crook cronies are exempt from paying exhorbitant taxes.
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Reply 17 - Posted by:
Butch59, 12/11/2012 1:04:33 PM (No. 9059805)
My feelings are just about the same as #6. I´ve been in a state of depression every since election day. I still can´t get over how Obozo was re-elected. IMHO, it had to be large scale voter fraud. And there have been many stories of just that. I don´t look for any action on this simple because those charged with investigating it are the same ones that were engaged in it. Think Holder. And as stated above, there are more red states that blue and conservatives control most of them. And now Mich. has joined the ranks of GOP controlling the governorship and the state legislature. So, someday soon, the money spigot is going to run dry and those on the federal dole will not have anything to get anymore. Then what? As I have predicted many times in the past, I look for an armed revolution. And if and when that happens, the conservatives are true American will eventually win. I just whish I could be around to see it happen.
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Reply 18 - Posted by:
Rafter, 12/11/2012 1:06:38 PM (No. 9059817)
It would be wishful thinking... what I often call "wistful thinking"... to agree with the writer... when it seems he should be correct in this.
But... we have multiple parties... a pluralistic society and system... and the Media Ho´s are in a coalition with... the other lying commie socialist DimWit Ho´s.
This can be a very difficult and dangerous proposition to try to overcome. These Ho´s make excuses for their fellow liars... BillyBob Klintoon is a favorite... Hill-err-ee-ass to an extent also... and of course the Commie Diktater Liar Bamster.
And we might not survive this deadly mix this time around. We still could. But we might not. Nothing is guaranteed. We´ve seen every Empire in History... go down. Hence the fears by the people of Realville.
There´s a significant chance this is our time. (as in End Time)
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Reply 19 - Posted by:
Bur Oak, 12/11/2012 1:28:29 PM (No. 9059851)
The USA went over the cliff some time ago. The "fiscal cliff" is only about elections in 2014 and 2016, nothing else. It has nothing to do with improving the economy.
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Reply 20 - Posted by:
mickturn, 12/11/2012 2:46:16 PM (No. 9060034)
As the takers keep multiplying and the DIMS keep giving gifts the makers get screwed...and so it will contiunue until the crash or revolution whichever comes first.
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Reply 21 - Posted by:
VAfreedomluver, 12/11/2012 3:41:36 PM (No. 9060108)
I´m another one who´s pulled back and largely stopped paying attention since the election. In fact, this is my first L.com post since the election. Yes, I´m depressed at what happened on Nov. 6. It wasn´t fraud, it wasn´t a gimmick. The fact is, the American people expressed a very clear preference for a path that will lead us to disaster.
Mr. Chantrill´s thesis works great until he gets to 2012. The fact is, the Democrats´ strategy of the last 12 years WORKED. 2012 is the proof. There´s no way Obama should have won, but he did.
And the "maker vs. taker" explanation is simplistic and wrong-headed. The most insidious thing about the American welfare system is that most of the makers are also takers, in the form of Medicare and Social Security. There´s little or no constituency for real entitlement reform, and it will sink us.
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Reply 22 - Posted by:
Barbarian Heretic, 12/11/2012 4:16:36 PM (No. 9060174)
I can´t understand why the columnist insists on focusing on the opposition´s perceived problems, rather than our own. Maybe he can stand a few more electoral butt-kickings like we took in 06,08 and 12- but I can´t, and neither can my kids´ wallets.
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Reply 23 - Posted by:
Avogadra, 12/11/2012 4:23:21 PM (No. 9060187)
I´m with #6. Things have not made sense since November 6. I find it hard to read the Must Reads. I find it hard to listen to Rush and Levin. All the conservatives on TV seem to be saying blah, blah, blah. No more, no less.
I´ve begun to hang out at Ulsterman and Lame Cherry, but who knows if their explanations are any more plausible than the stuff coming out of the mainstream media. I´m doing my work, walking my dogs, and going to church. That´s about it.
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Reply 24 - Posted by:
LZK, 12/11/2012 4:42:58 PM (No. 9060220)
I think Chantrill is making himself "feel" good....
I agree that the ole white guys of the 50´s and 60´s have lost their place in the party -- but -- they´ll let the young "toughs" carry the ball....
They will "never" admit that they sold America down the drain.
LZK
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Reply 25 - Posted by:
vesicant, 12/11/2012 4:56:17 PM (No. 9060241)
OK, it´s official. Conservative bloggers need to go away for a while. Remember those articles right after the "election" about how surprised all the conservative talking heads were? Obviously they´ve learning nothing. So you guys go back to Cloud Cuckoo Land and let the rest of us deal with what´s left of reality. Either that, or mail us what you´re smoking.
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Reply 26 - Posted by:
ccyr, 12/11/2012 5:49:41 PM (No. 9060318)
Forming new parties at the fringes only empowers the opponents. Forming a new party at the center (if conservative democrats and liberal republicans get together), would control American for the next forty years. For example, if Lee Hamilton/Sam Nunn types joined with Richard Lugar types............That would be interesting.
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Reply 27 - Posted by:
Starlady, 12/11/2012 6:07:11 PM (No. 9060349)
I connected with my conservative friends for a weekend away this past weekend. They are saying the same as several posters, taking time away from politics, Rush, and Fox News. Rush is also taking a break from Rush IMO. He has been very hard to listen to since Thanksgiving break. He is depressing, so I assume he is depressed. I still think we lost due to fraud, but what makes it worse is the silence from the party heads who totally ignore the issue. Add to that the lack of confidence many conservatives have for the "leadership" in the house and its no wonder we are down in the dumps. We say it but don´t believe it, "don´t depend on government to make it better." Bind your wounds, enjoy your friends and family over the holidays. God is in control.
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Reply 28 - Posted by:
genoslady, 12/11/2012 6:23:31 PM (No. 9060367)
#6 Unfortuntely couldn´t agree with you more! It is time to enjoy the holidays, visit with friends, seek God with everything we have and pray for OUR country. The Nov 6th blow was horrible but not fatal!
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Reply 29 - Posted by:
Crosscut, 12/11/2012 8:21:40 PM (No. 9060537)
The entitlement moocher crowd ain´t big on voting in midterm elections, and the Democrats will be slaughtered at the polls. I will despise Democrats forever for what they have done to our country.
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Reply 30 - Posted by:
Aria, 12/11/2012 9:31:22 PM (No. 9060608)
Ii unsubscribed to a bunch of sites that constantly sent me emails begging for money. Also decided that much of the conservative media is just there to preach to the choir and make money doing it. Sometimes I think almost the only ones who watch MSNBC are Newsbusters and other such places - just so they´ll have something to stir up. I am sick of it.
Decided to take care of myself, plan ahead, and try to enjoy my life. In the face of such an outrageous administration, that my fellow citizens would vote for him again - well, this is no longer the country I grew up in. I am seriously looking at evasive action - to be activated when I can no longer afford the Obama voters stealing from me.
The weather is nice in Panama.
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Reply 31 - Posted by:
Sunhan65, 12/11/2012 11:32:19 PM (No. 9060724)
Yes, I think the GOP has problems.
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Posted By: magnante- 4/11/2013 10:37:27 AM
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If our major media were not fully committed propagandists, they would report the findings of a large scale survey of law enforcement personnel on the subject of further gun legislation. After all, they are currently following the President´s strategy of distracting the public from the awful state of the economy by exploiting the victims of Newtown to push for further erosion of Second Amendment rights. So the views of law enforcement personnel ought ot be of some interest. But of course the results are dramatic
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The murder trial of abortionist Kermit Gosnell largely is being ignored by the mainstream media, even in the face of grisly testimony, such as what we heard yesterday. Life News reports: ...a former employee described how she heard a baby scream during a live-birth abortion. Abortion clinic employee Sherry West described an incident which "really freaked (her) out" and related to the jury how she heard a child who was born alive following an abortion scream.
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The prosecutors of Senator Ted Stevens who, by unethically hiding exculpatory evidence form him and other unprofessional conduct, got him removed from office in time to allow the Democrats to steam roll Obamacare through Congress, have now avoided even the most minor punishment for their acts
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American Thinker, by William Sullivan
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Posted By: magnante- 4/9/2013 7:45:31 AM
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What Americans say in public about same-sex marriage isn´t necessarily a good barometer of public opinion, because, if we´re going to be honest, there´s a huge discrepancy between the opinions that Americans express in polls and the opinions they express at the polls.(snip)It´s important for Americans to understand that the same-sex marriage campaign is about the disenfranchisement of dissenters, not empowerment. The protests, the social media memes, the entire agenda is about demonizing opponents of same-sex marriage
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Before America embarks on changing the concept of marriage, I hope they will at least agree on examining cultures that do not define marriage as a covenant between one man and one woman. In their eagerness to achieve their goals, the pro gay marriage enthusiasts are marching towards what they perceive as progress and modernity while ignoring lessons from other cultures, history, basic human nature and the horrific and negative unintended consequences of redefining "marriage". Islam´s definition of marriage is one man and up to four women
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During the highly publicized exchange between Bill O´Reilly and Laura Ingraham on gay marriage, O´Reilly made this statement: "There are Bible thumpers, and all they do is say, ´I object to gay marriage because God objects to it.´ You don´t win a policy debate in America with that." Really? Before central control out of Washington was imposed in 2003, policy arguments for criminalizing homosexual acts were won explicitly "with that." And because of "that," the idea of gay marriage has been unthinkable throughout the history of the American nation.
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It had to pain the very reverend Jesse Jackson that when the Trayvon Martin story began to break nationally in mid-March 2012 he was on a pointless glad handing tour of Europe.(snip)As it happens, in 1991 Jackson bought a red brick mansion in a Washington, D.C. neighborhood that had seen its better days. Months after moving in, a burglar broke into the house and made off with some valuables while his mother-in-law was home alone. She heard him and then saw him run away.
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By his own standards, Obama is ´self-delusional´
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American Thinker, by Thomas Lifson
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Oh-oh! The dreaded i-word starts attaching itself to Obama
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The CEO of Starbucks basically told a shareholder that if the shareholder believes in traditional marriage he should dump his Starbucks stock. Historically the job of the CEO has been to make money and increase shareholder value. It would seem telling people who don´t share the CEO´s personal beliefs, whether it´s gay marriage or abortion, to dump the companies stock is not a pro-shareholder action. This is another example of the liberal belief that everything belongs to liberals because they´re just so darn much smarter than the rest of us
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West Virginia Democratic Sen. Jay Rockefeller, one of the towering architects of Obamacare, on Tuesday openly criticized program managers for not moving quickly enough to build the system, warning that if it gets off to a bumpy start it will just get worse. Decrying the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act as way too complex, he warned the acting Medicare director that Obamacare is "so complicated and if it isn´t done right the first time, it will just simply get worse."
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Ben Carson steps down as Hopkins commencement speaker
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Neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson stepped down Wednesday as commencement speaker at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine after complaints from students about controversial comments concerning same-sex marriage. The withdrawal came less than a week after medical school Dean Paul B. Rothman chastised Carson for his comments and met with graduating students concerned that the famed physician was an inappropriate commencement speaker.
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In the message he issued along with his budget proposal on Wednesday morning, President Barack Obama said he wants to see 4-year-old children in the United States enrolled in public schools. Obama said America needs to start enrolling 4-year-olds to make sure the children are “better prepared for the demands of the global economy” and to help parents save on "child-care costs." After saying the United States needs to “equip our citizens with the skills and training” to fill jobs in manufacturing, energy and infrastructure, Obama said, “And that has to start at the earliest possible age.”
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Daughter of Obama´s former pastor charged with fraud
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The daughter of President Barack Obama´s controversial former pastor was indicted on Wednesday on charges of money laundering and lying to federal authorities, a Justice Department spokeswoman said. Jeri L. Wright, 47, the daughter of Jeremiah Wright, was accused of participating in a fraud scheme led by a former suburban police chief and the chief´s husband that involved a $1.25 million state grant, according to the Attorney´s office for the Central District of Illinois in Springfield. Wright, of the Chicago suburb of Hazel Crest, was charged with two counts of money
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Obama´s Army Outmaneuvered by the NRA
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NationalJournal, by Beth Rinehard
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Posted By: FlyRight- 4/10/2013 7:18:37 AM
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Although the first votes on gun -control legislation have yet to be cast, by some measures the National Rifle Association has already won. Obama’s ambitious plans to ban assault weapons and limit magazine capacities are off the table, while the NRA suggested it could support the most likely outcome -- expanded background checks -- as recently as 1999. The NRA claims that the president’s efforts have triggered a fundraising surge and boosted its membership from 4 million to nearly 5 million.
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End this bizarre fantasy
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New York Post, by Andrea Peyser
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Posted By: StormCnter- 4/11/2013 5:10:54 AM
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Is Anthony Weiner completely delusional? Or is he out of his flipping, sex-crazed gourd? Whatever big-busted fantasies crawl around the ex-congressman’s delirious noggin, la Weiner made his next goal as clear as the skin of the wholesome college students he craved: He relishes being Mayor Weiner. Please, shut up this clown. These days, the genitally obsessed Weiner has nothing much to do, except sit in his lavish Manhattan apartment and — the inhumanity! — change the poopy diapers of his 16-month-old son, Jordan. Worse, Weiner is living under a kind of house arrest, sentenced to take extreme grief
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Senate votes 68-31 to move forward with gun control measure
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The Hill [Washington DC], by Jonathan Easley & Ramsey Cox
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Posted By: JoniTx- 4/11/2013 12:23:49 PM
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The Senate voted to move forward on gun control Thursday, clearing the first of what is expected to be many 60-vote hurdles for the legislation. (Snip) Sixteen Republicans voted in favor of the motion, while two Democrats — both from states President Obama lost in the 2012 election — voted against it. The two Democrats were Sens. Mark Begich (Alaska) and Mark Pryor (Ark.), both of whom face reelection next year.The 16 Republicans who voted to proceed were
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Pat Smith and 700 Special Ops
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American Spectator, by Jeffrey Lord
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Posted By: StormCnter- 4/11/2013 6:13:54 AM
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Seven hundred Military Special Operations professionals. And one insistent and very angry Mom. This is becoming a deadly combination for the political game players in the Obama Administration. Sean Smith, the young State Department computer wizard who was brutally murdered that September night in Benghazi, was Pat Smith’s only child. Let’s say that again. Sean Smith was Mrs. Smith’s only child. To listen to her recent radio interview with another Sean… Sean Hannity… is to have the heart break.
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4 annoying ways climate change will make your life a bummer
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The Week, by Chris Gayomali
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Posted By: NorthernDog- 4/10/2013 7:30:26 PM
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Within the next few decades, carbon emissions could cause global temperatures to rise between 4 and 11 degrees Fahrenheit, melting ice caps and causing sea levels to rise. The price of crops like coffee and chocolate will skyrocket, and countless cuddly animals around the globe could be wiped out. And yet, a lot of people find it hard to really care about climate change. But don´t be fooled: Climate change will affect you. Here´s a brief sampling of ways that warmer temperatures will suck the fun out of your life: 1. Your flights will be more turbulent
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Sebelius: Implementing Obamacare More ´Difficult´ Than Anticipated
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Breitbart´s Big Government, by Tony Lee
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Posted By: Dreadnought- 4/10/2013 7:21:14 AM
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Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius conceded Monday that implementing the Affordable Care Act has been more complicated and frustrating than the Obama administration expected, largely due to Republicans who have opposed the law´s state-based exchanges and Medicaid expansion. "The politics has been relentless and that continues," Sebelius said. "There was some hope that once the Supreme Court ruled in July, and then once an election occurred there would be a sense that, ´This is the law of the land, let´s get on board, let´s make this work.´"
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Student to Rand Paul: I don´t want government to leave me alone
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Washington Examiner, by Charlie Spiering
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Posted By: Maryland_Patriot- 4/10/2013 12:45:12 PM
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During the Q and A session after Sen. Rand Paul’s speech at Howard University, one student explained that he was not a fan of his view of government. “You say you want to provide a government that leaves us alone, quite frankly, I don’t want that,” the student said. “I want a government that is going to help me.” The student insisted that he wanted assistance for his college education and asked if Rand Paul supported a culture change within the nation. “Do you Sen. Rand Paul have a formulated solution to come up with new American values
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