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My expectation is that we will focus on jobs and fiscal responsibility, pursuing a way back from the essential actions that we took in the last year of the Bush administration and in the first months of the Obama administration to stabilize an economy that was the worst in 75 years
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House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.) is trying to sit down with House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) this week to discuss 'areas of agreement' in a health care overhaul. Cantor spokesman Brad Dayspring said Tuesday the House Republican No. 2 is seeking the huddle after Hoyer indicated last week ...
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In that context, I tend to agree with her [Pelosi] ... Having a transaction tax or fee solely applied to the United States probably would not be a workable scenario.
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No one expects Republicans to roll over for President Obama
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American's have got a lot of angst, a lot of anger and a lot of fear ... Whether you're a Democrat, Republican or an Independent, all the polls reflect that the economy is the major issue.
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Frankly, they turned tail. That's pretty tough language, but I get angry when I hear vice president Cheney talk about a job they started but didn't finish
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We are clearly not making the same decision the Bush administration made
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Some are making the Vietnam analogy which some believe has more saliency (in Afghanistan) than the war in Iraq
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I don’t disagree with his [Holder] decision in the other case ... I think the military commission, particularly as it has been changed and revised by the Obama administration, can in fact in that [al-Nashiri] case act appropriately.
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There is bipartisan support for the actions that the attorney general has determined are in the best interests of bringing these heinous acts to justice ... We are agreed with the attorney general and the president that this can be done consistent with the safety and the security of the United States.
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Clearly 10.2 percent unemployment is unacceptable and causing pain to literally millions of people around the country
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We hope to finish the appropriations process as soon as possible without an omnibus, but the obstructionist tactics of Senate Republicans are making that difficult
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I wouldn't refer to it as a squeaker, but I think it's going The Maryland Democrat said language on abortion and illegal immigrants was still being worked out, but predicted those issues could be solved by Saturday. We certainly have well over 218 people who say they want to vote for the bill
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I can't imagine one of us, in the chamber, if Canada or Mexico rained down six missiles, let alone 6,000, that there's one member that would not want an immediate response
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epitomizes the practice of singling Israel out from all other nations for condemnation
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It's difficult to move things in the Senate ... I think Reid has the most frustrating job in American government.
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I'm sure the [Supreme] Court will find a limit ... For instance, if we mandated that you buy General Motors' automobiles, I believe that would be far beyond our constitutional responsibility and indeed would violate the Due Process Clause as well -- in terms of equal treatment to automobile manufacturer...
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I want to make it clear, this is not a criticism of Harry Reid ... It is difficult to get things done in the Senate. It's difficult to move things in the Senate.
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We have sent a lot of work to the United States Senate
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My expectation is that we will focus on jobs and fiscal responsibility, pursuing a way back from the essential actions that we took in the last year of the Bush administration and in the first months of the Obama administration to stabilize an economy that was the worst in 75 years
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House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.) is trying to sit down with House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) this week to discuss 'areas of agreement' in a health care overhaul. Cantor spokesman Brad Dayspring said Tuesday the House Republican No. 2 is seeking the huddle after Hoyer indicated last week ...
SOURCE: Medical News Today -
In that context, I tend to agree with her [Pelosi] ... Having a transaction tax or fee solely applied to the United States probably would not be a workable scenario.
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No one expects Republicans to roll over for President Obama
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American's have got a lot of angst, a lot of anger and a lot of fear ... Whether you're a Democrat, Republican or an Independent, all the polls reflect that the economy is the major issue.
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Frankly, they turned tail. That's pretty tough language, but I get angry when I hear vice president Cheney talk about a job they started but didn't finish
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We are clearly not making the same decision the Bush administration made
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Some are making the Vietnam analogy which some believe has more saliency (in Afghanistan) than the war in Iraq
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I don’t disagree with his [Holder] decision in the other case ... I think the military commission, particularly as it has been changed and revised by the Obama administration, can in fact in that [al-Nashiri] case act appropriately.
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There is bipartisan support for the actions that the attorney general has determined are in the best interests of bringing these heinous acts to justice ... We are agreed with the attorney general and the president that this can be done consistent with the safety and the security of the United States.
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Clearly 10.2 percent unemployment is unacceptable and causing pain to literally millions of people around the country
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We hope to finish the appropriations process as soon as possible without an omnibus, but the obstructionist tactics of Senate Republicans are making that difficult
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I wouldn't refer to it as a squeaker, but I think it's going The Maryland Democrat said language on abortion and illegal immigrants was still being worked out, but predicted those issues could be solved by Saturday. We certainly have well over 218 people who say they want to vote for the bill
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I can't imagine one of us, in the chamber, if Canada or Mexico rained down six missiles, let alone 6,000, that there's one member that would not want an immediate response
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epitomizes the practice of singling Israel out from all other nations for condemnation
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It's difficult to move things in the Senate ... I think Reid has the most frustrating job in American government.
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I'm sure the [Supreme] Court will find a limit ... For instance, if we mandated that you buy General Motors' automobiles, I believe that would be far beyond our constitutional responsibility and indeed would violate the Due Process Clause as well -- in terms of equal treatment to automobile manufacturer...
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I want to make it clear, this is not a criticism of Harry Reid ... It is difficult to get things done in the Senate. It's difficult to move things in the Senate.
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We have sent a lot of work to the United States Senate
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We were under resourced in Iraq for at least five-and-a-half years
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For the Republicans who essentially diverted the attention of defeating terrorism in [Afghanistan] on the incorrect assertion that there were weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, frankly, [Republicans' charges] don’t move me mightily as you can tell
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McChrystal has now made recommendations — in light of the fact that we are now focused on Afghanistan — on what we need
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My Republican colleagues, of course, abandoned their focus on Afghanistan for seven years — seven years — and let it drift, and did not resource it properly, and did not succeed
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It's difficult to move things in the Senate ... I think Sen. Reid has the most frustrating job in government in the United States of America.
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My Republican colleagues, of course, abandoned their focus on Afghanistan for seven years. Seven years they let it drift. And did not resource it properly. And did not succeed
