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These investments will not only create jobs in California in construction and health care, they will help our community health centers provide affordable, high-quality care to the families who need it most.
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I had envisioned Barbara Boxer and maybe John Kerry and some others would go and make [other countries] think that we're going to pass climate change legislation ... I want to make sure they know it's dead and it's not going to pass the United States Senate. It's not even close.
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The president's appearance in Copenhagen will carry even more weight because it shows that America is taking this issue very seriously and is moving forward
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If the Senate does vote on climate change at some point next year, certainly Sens. Barbara Boxer (California), Michael Bennet in Colorado, Blanche Lincoln in Arkansas, Arlen Specter in Pennsylvania and Harry Reid in Nevada could all be vulnerable, depending, of course, on how they vote
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The endangerment finding released today confirms what we have been told by America's top scientists and leading scientists of the world --that unchecked global warming is perilous to human health and our environment.
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Florida’s senior Democratic senator, and Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California. (One thing we are still puzzling over is how the relatively quiet Senator Nelson was more searched than his colleague, Senator Ben Nelson, from Nebraska, who has been a key player in every major vote this year becaus...
SOURCE: Naked Politics -
The endangerment finding released today confirms what we have been told by America's top scientists and leading scientists of the world --that unchecked global warming is perilous to human health and our environment ... It is now clear that if we take our responsibility seriously to protect and defend o...
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Like Barbara Boxer within her Senate Environment and Public Works Committee hearing on climate change this afternoon, Baby makes the rules.
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Whatever it is, the main issue is, Are we facing global warming or are we not? I’m looking at these e-mails, that, even though they were stolen, are now out in the public. We may well have a hearing on this, we may not. We may have a briefing for senators, we may not
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I am humbled to have earned the endorsement of each one of these distinguished Republican Senators. They are all dedicated public servants and it is a true honor to have their support. I look forward to working with each of these Senators to get our economy moving again and to restore fiscal accountabil...
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People write ridiculous e-mails when they're in the middle of a fight ... To me, what's important is, e-mails aside, is there global warming? Is it being affected by human activity? And there's nothing out there that says otherwise.
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I look forward to engaging Carly Fiorina on the issues Californians care about: out-of-control federal debt, soaring government spending on bailouts and stimulus, a pending government takeover of healthcare, and Barbara Boxer’s huge energy-tax increase disguised as cap-and-trade
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I support the president’s mission and exit strategy for Afghanistan, but I do not support adding more troops because there are now 200,000 American, NATO and Afghan forces fighting roughly 20,000 Taliban and less than 100 al Qaeda
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Chuck DeVore is a proven, tested conservative who is gaining momentum. He's the kind of leader who we can count on to stand up for common-sense conservative principles in the United States Senate ... If grassroots conservatives get behind him, he can win the primary in June and go on to defeat Barbara B...
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The absence of the Republicans during the Environmental Protection Agency's presentation was a clear message that their criticism of the EPA analysis was not a substantive one ... We are pleased that despite the Republican boycott, we have been able to move the bill.
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Former HP executive Carla Fiorina, a Republican, is poised to announce a run for the U.S. Senate seat held by Barbara Boxer, a Democrat. What’s your take on this?
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I think this is a great signal for Copenhagen that there's a will to do what it takes to advance this issue
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I believe big change is not impossible, but it does require leadership, innovative thinking, teamwork and tackling the most obvious and pressing problems first ... My campaign is going to be about solutions that work for the people of California and about holding Barbara Boxer accountable for her failed...
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The committee and Senate rules that have been in place during Republican and Democratic majorities are there to be used when the majority feels it is in the best interest of their states and of the nation to act
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California isn't getting the representation it deserves under Barbara Boxer, and if she is planning to run for re-election free of scrutiny of her failed record, her inability to lead and track record of bitter and ineffective partisanship, she'll be sorely disappointed
SOURCE: Sacramento Bee
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WASHINGTON - DECEMBER 09: (L-R) U.S. Rep. Tom Perriello (D-VA), Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA), House Majority Whip Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC), Sen. Bernard Sanders (I-VT) and Sen. Kent Conrad (D-ND) look on as President Barack Obama (C) signs a memorandum during an event in the South Court...
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WASHINGTON - MAY 19: (L to R) U.S. President Barack Obama, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA) and California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger depart the Oval Office of the White House after meeting about auto efficiency and emissions May 19, 2009 in...
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Labor Secretary-designate, Rep. Hilda Solis, D-Calif. ,center, is introduced before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pension Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, Friday, Jan. 9, 2009, by Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif. , right, during the committee's hearing on her nomination.
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These investments will not only create jobs in California in construction and health care, they will help our community health centers provide affordable, high-quality care to the families who need it most.
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I had envisioned Barbara Boxer and maybe John Kerry and some others would go and make [other countries] think that we're going to pass climate change legislation ... I want to make sure they know it's dead and it's not going to pass the United States Senate. It's not even close.
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The president's appearance in Copenhagen will carry even more weight because it shows that America is taking this issue very seriously and is moving forward
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If the Senate does vote on climate change at some point next year, certainly Sens. Barbara Boxer (California), Michael Bennet in Colorado, Blanche Lincoln in Arkansas, Arlen Specter in Pennsylvania and Harry Reid in Nevada could all be vulnerable, depending, of course, on how they vote
SOURCE: International Business Times -
The endangerment finding released today confirms what we have been told by America's top scientists and leading scientists of the world --that unchecked global warming is perilous to human health and our environment.
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Florida’s senior Democratic senator, and Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California. (One thing we are still puzzling over is how the relatively quiet Senator Nelson was more searched than his colleague, Senator Ben Nelson, from Nebraska, who has been a key player in every major vote this year becaus...
SOURCE: Naked Politics -
The endangerment finding released today confirms what we have been told by America's top scientists and leading scientists of the world --that unchecked global warming is perilous to human health and our environment ... It is now clear that if we take our responsibility seriously to protect and defend o...
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Like Barbara Boxer within her Senate Environment and Public Works Committee hearing on climate change this afternoon, Baby makes the rules.
SOURCE: sisu -
Whatever it is, the main issue is, Are we facing global warming or are we not? I’m looking at these e-mails, that, even though they were stolen, are now out in the public. We may well have a hearing on this, we may not. We may have a briefing for senators, we may not
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I am humbled to have earned the endorsement of each one of these distinguished Republican Senators. They are all dedicated public servants and it is a true honor to have their support. I look forward to working with each of these Senators to get our economy moving again and to restore fiscal accountabil...
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People write ridiculous e-mails when they're in the middle of a fight ... To me, what's important is, e-mails aside, is there global warming? Is it being affected by human activity? And there's nothing out there that says otherwise.
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I look forward to engaging Carly Fiorina on the issues Californians care about: out-of-control federal debt, soaring government spending on bailouts and stimulus, a pending government takeover of healthcare, and Barbara Boxer’s huge energy-tax increase disguised as cap-and-trade
SOURCE: Minority Report -
I support the president’s mission and exit strategy for Afghanistan, but I do not support adding more troops because there are now 200,000 American, NATO and Afghan forces fighting roughly 20,000 Taliban and less than 100 al Qaeda
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Chuck DeVore is a proven, tested conservative who is gaining momentum. He's the kind of leader who we can count on to stand up for common-sense conservative principles in the United States Senate ... If grassroots conservatives get behind him, he can win the primary in June and go on to defeat Barbara B...
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The absence of the Republicans during the Environmental Protection Agency's presentation was a clear message that their criticism of the EPA analysis was not a substantive one ... We are pleased that despite the Republican boycott, we have been able to move the bill.
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Former HP executive Carla Fiorina, a Republican, is poised to announce a run for the U.S. Senate seat held by Barbara Boxer, a Democrat. What’s your take on this?
SOURCE: Capitol Weekly -
I think this is a great signal for Copenhagen that there's a will to do what it takes to advance this issue
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I believe big change is not impossible, but it does require leadership, innovative thinking, teamwork and tackling the most obvious and pressing problems first ... My campaign is going to be about solutions that work for the people of California and about holding Barbara Boxer accountable for her failed...
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The committee and Senate rules that have been in place during Republican and Democratic majorities are there to be used when the majority feels it is in the best interest of their states and of the nation to act
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California isn't getting the representation it deserves under Barbara Boxer, and if she is planning to run for re-election free of scrutiny of her failed record, her inability to lead and track record of bitter and ineffective partisanship, she'll be sorely disappointed
SOURCE: Sacramento Bee -
We found, after questioning the EPA extensively, that the Republicans’ demand for another EPA analysis now would be duplicative and a waste of taxpayer dollars
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Senate Democrats are hopeful that despite their acrimonious past, Environment and Public Works Chairman Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) and Finance Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) can find middle ground on climate change legislation before electoral politics kills the issue for good next year ... Boxer and Baucu...
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This bill comes at a critical time when millions of Americans and at least 170,000 Californians are at risk of losing their unemployment benefits. Extending benefits will not only help laid-off workers support their families while they look for jobs, it will also provide a boost to our economy.
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He (Obama) has to get the Senate to legislate the Kerry-Barbara Boxer bill
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whoever wins the Republican primary will be a tough competitor. What I'm focused on in the Senate right now is getting the California economy back on track and getting Californians back to work ... And I am sure that next year the campaign will be very exciting.
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