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I don't think anyone here will tell you it's a Republican versus Democrat thing. It's an American thing ... It isn't so much politically motivated. People want to make sure they're being heard.
SOURCE: North County Times -
I think the Democratic Party candidate will appeal to a broad range of the citizens of Texas in the elections next year ... All across the state, the people are very enthusiastic. When getting that kind of reaction from El Paso to the Valley, to San Antonio and Houston, I realize people are ready for a ...
SOURCE: The Paris News -
How can we trust HuffPo not to be some kind of operative organization for the White House or the Democratic party.
SOURCE: Crooks and Liars -
Then when someone wants to be elected, hold their feet to the fire and make them follow it because that's what we need to get back to. It works so well when we follow it. Forget party politics. Learn the Constitution and vote the best American in, not the best Democrat or Republican.
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Third parties have had no influence in Nevada politics for a long time ... They have not garnered much support. The Republicans and Democrats seem to speak for most voters.
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Governor Huntsman did less with more than any other Utah governor ... I would have liked to see him use his extraordinarily high approval rating and stand up to the Republican Legislature on issues like vouchers, education funding and ethics reform. That being said, he was still the best Democrat we've ...
SOURCE: Salt Lake Tribune -
The Democrats have wasted little time in advancing their closed-door agenda to harm Wisconsin residents and business owners at a time when many have already been harmed
SOURCE: The Badger Herald -
I'll tell you what a lot of people are thinking, and that is it looks like things are going to be over and we are going to get the clown from Minnesota, Inhofe told The Tulsa World, referring to Minnesota Democrat Al Franken. They are not going to get more than 35 votes.
SOURCE: NewsMax -
The US Senate is even easier to gridlock than the NY State Senate ... They need 60 votes to break a filibuster and pass a law. Without those votes, goodbye NCLB, then you’ll be in charge just like me. And in the spirit of nonpartisanship, I’m even willing to pay off - I mean, persuade both Democrats and...
SOURCE: NYC Public School Parents -
We've given full control of Congress and the executive branch to Democrats. I don't think the people of the United States realize the real, true direction the administration is taking us
SOURCE: The Union Leader -
I've always wanted to work with the Democrats ... I've always said this isn't a Republican problem or a Democrat problem, this is a State of Arizona problem, so let's take off our political hats and get the job done.
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Further rattling the CIA was a request in May 2005 from Senator Jay Rockefeller, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, to see over a hundred documents referred to in the earlier Inspector General's report on detention inside the black prison sites
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was the expiration date of more than a dozen statutes that authorize local governments to carry out their everyday duties, from planning budgets to collecting taxes. And as Democrats and Republicans in the Senate continued... to argue fruitlessly over who controlled the chamber, officials around the sta...
SOURCE: BuzzFlash -
This has nothing to do with the sport. They had a political upheaval there. A couple of Republican senators decided to vote with the Democrats, so it's complete chaos. It's dysfunctional as can be, and the Senate has not come back into session.
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House Republicans laid out a serious and substantive agenda that put jobs first. House Democrats, along with the White House, instead took an unfocused, ‘go it alone’ approach that has fallen well short of its goals and has failed to create jobs.
SOURCE: MSNBC -
America, our work will not be easy. The challenges we face require tough choices, and Democrats as well as Republicans will need to cast off the worn-out ideas and politics of the past
SOURCE: Commentary -
Some power players in the Alabama Democratic Party have approached Cobb, state Sen. Roger Bedford, Montgomery County Circuit Judge Charles Price and other Democrats because of their apparent discontent with the current candidates, U.S. Rep. Artur Davis, D-Birmingham, and Agriculture Commissioner Ron Spa...
SOURCE: Real Clear Politics -
Rep. Joe Sestak (Pa.) said Wednesday he will challenge Sen. Arlen Specter (Pa.), becoming the second House Democrat in the past few hours seeking to unseat an incumbent Senate Democrat
SOURCE: Real Clear Politics -
Today's employment report reminds us that spending, taxing, and borrowing with reckless abandon is no way to create more jobs, yet that is exactly what Democrats in charge of Washington have done all year long ... Middle-class families and small businesses are hurting, and they're looking to Washington ...
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Whether I become a Cabinet minister or not, it would meet my conditions (for running in the House of Representatives election on the ticket of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party) if I can be an LDP presidential candidate
SOURCE: Mainichi Daily News
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I don't think anyone here will tell you it's a Republican versus Democrat thing. It's an American thing ... It isn't so much politically motivated. People want to make sure they're being heard.
SOURCE: North County Times -
I think the Democratic Party candidate will appeal to a broad range of the citizens of Texas in the elections next year ... All across the state, the people are very enthusiastic. When getting that kind of reaction from El Paso to the Valley, to San Antonio and Houston, I realize people are ready for a ...
SOURCE: The Paris News -
How can we trust HuffPo not to be some kind of operative organization for the White House or the Democratic party.
SOURCE: Crooks and Liars -
Then when someone wants to be elected, hold their feet to the fire and make them follow it because that's what we need to get back to. It works so well when we follow it. Forget party politics. Learn the Constitution and vote the best American in, not the best Democrat or Republican.
SOURCE: Dispatches from the C -
Third parties have had no influence in Nevada politics for a long time ... They have not garnered much support. The Republicans and Democrats seem to speak for most voters.
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Governor Huntsman did less with more than any other Utah governor ... I would have liked to see him use his extraordinarily high approval rating and stand up to the Republican Legislature on issues like vouchers, education funding and ethics reform. That being said, he was still the best Democrat we've ...
SOURCE: Salt Lake Tribune -
The Democrats have wasted little time in advancing their closed-door agenda to harm Wisconsin residents and business owners at a time when many have already been harmed
SOURCE: The Badger Herald -
I'll tell you what a lot of people are thinking, and that is it looks like things are going to be over and we are going to get the clown from Minnesota, Inhofe told The Tulsa World, referring to Minnesota Democrat Al Franken. They are not going to get more than 35 votes.
SOURCE: NewsMax -
The US Senate is even easier to gridlock than the NY State Senate ... They need 60 votes to break a filibuster and pass a law. Without those votes, goodbye NCLB, then you’ll be in charge just like me. And in the spirit of nonpartisanship, I’m even willing to pay off - I mean, persuade both Democrats and...
SOURCE: NYC Public School Parents -
We've given full control of Congress and the executive branch to Democrats. I don't think the people of the United States realize the real, true direction the administration is taking us
SOURCE: The Union Leader -
I've always wanted to work with the Democrats ... I've always said this isn't a Republican problem or a Democrat problem, this is a State of Arizona problem, so let's take off our political hats and get the job done.
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Further rattling the CIA was a request in May 2005 from Senator Jay Rockefeller, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, to see over a hundred documents referred to in the earlier Inspector General's report on detention inside the black prison sites
SOURCE: The Public Record -
was the expiration date of more than a dozen statutes that authorize local governments to carry out their everyday duties, from planning budgets to collecting taxes. And as Democrats and Republicans in the Senate continued... to argue fruitlessly over who controlled the chamber, officials around the sta...
SOURCE: BuzzFlash -
This has nothing to do with the sport. They had a political upheaval there. A couple of Republican senators decided to vote with the Democrats, so it's complete chaos. It's dysfunctional as can be, and the Senate has not come back into session.
SOURCE: MMAjunkie.com -
House Republicans laid out a serious and substantive agenda that put jobs first. House Democrats, along with the White House, instead took an unfocused, ‘go it alone’ approach that has fallen well short of its goals and has failed to create jobs.
SOURCE: MSNBC -
America, our work will not be easy. The challenges we face require tough choices, and Democrats as well as Republicans will need to cast off the worn-out ideas and politics of the past
SOURCE: Commentary -
Some power players in the Alabama Democratic Party have approached Cobb, state Sen. Roger Bedford, Montgomery County Circuit Judge Charles Price and other Democrats because of their apparent discontent with the current candidates, U.S. Rep. Artur Davis, D-Birmingham, and Agriculture Commissioner Ron Spa...
SOURCE: Real Clear Politics -
Rep. Joe Sestak (Pa.) said Wednesday he will challenge Sen. Arlen Specter (Pa.), becoming the second House Democrat in the past few hours seeking to unseat an incumbent Senate Democrat
SOURCE: Real Clear Politics -
Today's employment report reminds us that spending, taxing, and borrowing with reckless abandon is no way to create more jobs, yet that is exactly what Democrats in charge of Washington have done all year long ... Middle-class families and small businesses are hurting, and they're looking to Washington ...
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Whether I become a Cabinet minister or not, it would meet my conditions (for running in the House of Representatives election on the ticket of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party) if I can be an LDP presidential candidate
SOURCE: Mainichi Daily News -
The math helps the Democrats and the only way the Republicans have been able to maintain control of the Senate is due to campaign fundraising advantages, which is what this fight is all about
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If the Democrats run a dud, the Republicans will win ... If you don't have that energizing candidate and you simply have the party Democrats and liberals, then the Republicans win in Delaware County.
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If the Democrats run a dud, the Republicans will win ... If you don't have that energizing candidate and you simply have the party Democrats and liberals, then the Republicans win in Delaware County.
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There is still a major disagreement over the governor’s and the House and Senate Democrats’ proposal to increase the PIT (personal income tax). Republicans, including myself, are not in favor of a tax increase that could prolong our current recession and cause further increases in unemployment. Taxes st...
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Republicans can claim as much credit for America's environmental leadership as Democrats
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