Settle down, Babs. Via Floor Action: Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) on Tuesday said she is ready to do battle with the “right wing” in order to uphold the Obama administration’s new rules that could compel religious affiliated employers that oppose contraceptives on moral ground to provide insurance plans that provide contraceptives to their employees. “We
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Sounds delicious. Via Floor Action: Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.), who voted for the omnibus spending bill along with 146 other Republicans, called the measure a “crap sandwich” and said he wished it cut more. “I have consistently said throughout my time in Washington that the American people deserve more from their government,” he said. “This
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Republican Congressman On Omnibus Spending Bill: We Just Ate a “Crap Sandwich”…
Joe Lawler is right when he says that a one on one debate between Jon Huntsman and Newt Gingrich in New Hampshire could be of enormous benefit to Huntsman especially given that he has put all his stakes in the Granite State. On the other hand, in most of the GOP debates in which he has participated, Huntsman has been snarky and insufferably annoying. I mean if that’s the impression Huntsman can convey in five minutes then imagine what could happen if he has the floor for an hour.
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Thoughts on Gingrich-Huntsman Debate
Don’t want to alarm anyone, but we’ve just had another aftershock — this was a pretty strong one, shaking and vibrating the lamp on my work table and the floor under my chair for a good ten seconds or so, or long enough for me to wonder if it was going to get stronger and back to what it was on Tuesday. But all is quiet now. My dog and cat slept through it. UPDATE : It registered 4.5, the largest since the 5.8 quake itself.
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Yet Another Aftershock
I am glad to see that Gabby Giffords returned to the floor of the House of Representatives to cast a vote in favor of the debt ceiling deal. But regardless of how she voted, when you consider the state she was in, this is an absolutely blessed event.
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Giffords Returns to the House
