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Sen. Max Baucus (D-Mont.) recommended that the White House consider his girlfriend for a top federal prosecutor’s position in Montana. Full Article at The Politico
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WASHINGTON — Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus defended recommending his girlfriend for appointment as Montana's U.S. attorney, saying Saturday his one-time staff member and the former state prosecutor is "highly qualified" but eventually... Full Article at NorthJersey.com
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Having made this disgraceful statement on the floor of the United States Senate, Mr. Reid should immediately apologize on the Senate floor to his colleagues, to his constituents and to the American people. If he is going to stand by these statements, the Democrats must immediately reconsider his fitness...
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Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele called for an Ethics Committee hearing on Sen. Baucus Saturday. Full Article at CNN
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Michael Steele Agrees With Hannity: 2010 Election Will Be Free Market Capitalism Vs. Socialism
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Despite his earlier reluctance to call President Barack Obama a socialist, Michael Steele has now gotten on the Fox News extremism bandwagon. Full Article at News Hounds
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Fernando Torres could return for Liverpool in next week's Champions League dead-rubber game with Fiorentina. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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GOPAC Chairman and former Maryland Lt. Gov. Michael Steele arrives to speak at the 2008 Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota, in this September 3, 2008 file photo. View Photo »
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Michael Steele’s problem is that he continues to make this mistake of inflating the conservative movement to be the Republican Party ... And until he gets that out of his head, along with a lot of other Republican leaders, he’s going to keep having this problem. Conservatives and Republicans are not the...
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You can't do much about the timing. Full Article at CBS News
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Do Republicans read? I ask that seriously. The past few days, with the president focused on his White House jobs summit, GOPers have targeted their anti-Obama crusade on the president's economic record. Full Article at Politics Daily
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Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele speaks at the 100th annual NAACP Convention in New York, Tuesday, July 14, 2009.
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Republican national committee chairman Michael Steele speaks at the annual Indiana GOP state dinner in Indianapolis, Wednesday, July 8, 2009.
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Republican national committee chairman Michael Steele talks with Jackie Cassell of Indianapolis before he addressed the annual Indiana GOP state dinner in Indianapolis, Wednesday, July 8, 2009.
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Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele speaks during the National Rifle Association's 138th Annual Meetings & Exhibits Friday, May 15, 2009 in Phoenix.
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Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele takes the stage to speak during the National Rifle Association's 138th Annual Meetings & Exhibits Friday, May 15, 2009 in Phoenix.
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PHOENIX - MAY 15: Rupublican National Committee Chairman, Michael Steele speaks at the 138th National Rifle Association of America meetings at U.S. Airways Center on May 15, 2009 in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Republican National Chairman Michael Steele responds to a question during a news conference before the Vanderburgh County Right to Life fundraising dinner in Evansville, Ind. , Thursday, April 16, 2009.
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Republican National Chairman Michael Steele responds to a question during a news conference before the Vanderburgh County Right to Life fundraising dinner in Evansville, Ind. , Thursday, April 16, 2009.
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Michael Steele is congratulated by Republican National Committee member Holly Hughes (L) from Michigan after he was elected Republican National Committee chairman in Washington January 30, 2009.
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Michael Steele in congratulated by Florida Republican Party Chairman Jim Greer (L) after being elected Republican National Committee chairman in Washington January 30, 2009.
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To win, we need the support of conservatives and centrists. Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Michael Steele echoed other GOP leaders Wednesday in lamenting the lack of a primary process in New York. Republicans, I believe, believe more importantly in an open, vital primary process ... We’re ...
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real heroes ... the Republicans and independents and, yes, even Democrats who spoke up against an incredibly arrogant government in Washington that has put our country, our freedoms and our economy at risk with unprecedented spending.
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America, through the voices of those folks in New Jersey and Virginia, had something to say.
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Promises made, promises kept—and that's the question that a lot of people are having to grapple with as they deal with unemployment, as they deal with job loss, as they deal with losing their homes and bank closures and government takeover of automobile industries and banks and all that stuff
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Chris Christie didn’t hide ... He didn’t try to dress it up differently. He didn’t try to be Democrat-lite in a Democratic town. He said, ‘This is who I am.’ People respected that.
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This race tonight, this election tonight, sends a very strong message throughout the country, that, you know, the change we thought we were getting? Well, we're going to show you the kind of change we want, and that's the kind of change that Chris Christie is bringing
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While the White House sent their political machine to New Jersey in full force - President Obama and Vice President Biden each campaigning in the state 3 times - even that was not enough to convince voters to ignore the realities of their harmful liberal agenda
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The Republican party's overwhelming victory in Virginia is a blow to President Obama and the Democrat party
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clear rejection of liberal tax and spend policies that Washington Democrats are trying to force on Americans. Gov.-elect Bob McDonnell's common-sense conservative message of less spending, lower taxes and more responsible government clearly resonated with voters
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clear rejection of liberal tax and spend policies that Washington Democrats are trying to force on Americans. Gov.-elect Bob McDonnell's common-sense conservative message of less spending, lower taxes and more responsible government clearly resonated with voters
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Doug's campaign will receive the financial backing of the RNC, and get-out-the-vote efforts to defeat (Democrat) Bill Owens on Tuesday
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This selfless act of releasing her supporters provides voters with the opportunity to unite around a candidate who shares Republican principles and will serve the interests of his constituents in Congress by standing in opposition to the liberal policies of President Obama and Speaker Pelosi
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If you have just lost your home, are you going to pin someone down on where they are on social issues not relevant to you getting your home back? ... Candidates have to understand what people are valuing at the moment. They don't need to go around and beat their chests about social issues. The liberal m...
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Bill Clinton turned the White House into a hotel and coffee shop ... Now, President Obama has turned the White House into a full-service resort complete with amenities for the highest Democrat bidder.
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This is The story also noted informal perks that include use of the bowling alley in the executive office building next to the White House, one family's visit to the White House movie theater and a birthday visit to the Oval Office. Bill Clinton turned the White House into a hotel and coffee shop ... No...
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This is The story also noted informal perks that include use of the bowling alley in the executive office building next to the White House, one family's visit to the White House movie theater and a birthday visit to the Oval Office. Bill Clinton turned the White House into a hotel and coffee shop ... No...
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This is The story also noted informal perks that include use of the bowling alley in the executive office building next to the White House, one family's visit to the White House movie theater and a birthday visit to the Oval Office. Bill Clinton turned the White House into a hotel and coffee shop ... No...
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The White House should also immediately release the names of donors who have accessed these perks or received special briefings from administration officials ... Candidate Obama pledged to clean up the muddy waters of Washington, but President Obama has jumped in head first.
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The White House should also immediately release the names of donors who have accessed these perks or received special briefings from administration officials ... Candidate Obama pledged to clean up the muddy waters of Washington, but President Obama has jumped in head first.
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The seriousness of this issue requires an immediate investigation looking into the degree and details of fundraising efforts between the White House and DNC, whether there was any quid pro quo offered to donors, and the names of White House officials who were involved in such activities
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Despite the jam-packed fundraising schedule the president and vice president have during their Miami visit, they should find some time to explain to Florida’s Hispanic-Americans the real consequences that the Democrats’ plan will have on their community ... While Democrat leaders in Congress continue ne...
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It goes to just the sheer craziness of some in the Democratic Party who think they can use racist terms and infer things about me just because I’m an African American Republican.
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Russians praise, GOP mocks Obama's peace prize
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The people of Nevada deserve an explanation from Senator Reid – not Vice President Biden’s rose colored projections, on when this so-called stimulus experiment will actually start putting Nevadans back to work
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Last February, Senator Harry Reid was a lead proponent of the economic stimulus experiment that he and President Obama promised would create jobs and get Nevada's economy back on track ... The people of Nevada deserve an explanation from Senator Reid – not Vice President Biden's rose colored projections...
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