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Cash pursuit for rail line thorny issue for Florida GOP
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Massachusetts has been accustomed to receiving a lot of federal dollars because of the clout that we have had ... This creates an opportunity for one of those four Democrats and two Republicans to carry on that legacy.
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He'd have to swing the moderates ... But that's how every Republican has won in Massachusetts. He has to follow the playbook of (Bill) Weld and (Paul) Cellucci and (Mitt) Romney. Following that playbook is great, but you're doing it in a two-minute drive.
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Senator Gregg’s letter outlining tactics to delay health care reform is everything that is wrong with Washington ... The American people want real reform, not Washington-style partisan delay tactics. Washington Republicans don’t have a real plan to help millions of Americans struggling with spiraling co...
– Paul Hodes SOURCE: Nashua Telegraph -
Only four Republicans have won statewide office in Florida, and I am two of them.
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When I came back home I had to ask myself this question: Can I better serve the people of this part of the state as an experienced member of the Texas Senate who knows the budget or a freshman Republican in Washington D.C.? ... And the answer was relatively simple for me – I’d probably do more good in A...
– Steve Ogden SOURCE: Dallas Blog -
I'm not sure the Obama administration realizes how close the Republican Party has come to just going into direct and total opposition to [White House policy on] Afghanistan, and just saying it's Obama's war
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Using history as a guide, in South Carolina, independent voters typically end up voting 70-75 percent Republican
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Senator LeMieux is also working to do his part in electing more Republicans from across the nation to serve in the U.S. Senate come January 2011
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Republican Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma didn't seem to be in a hurry to bring on Brown as a co-sponsor. Coburn had Republican co-sponsors, but Brown's office says the Ohio Democrat never could get a commitment to be added, despite nine calls from his staff to Coburn's staff over the last week
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Republican Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma didn't seem to be in a hurry to bring on Brown as a co-sponsor. Coburn had Republican co-sponsors, but Brown's office says the Ohio Democrat never could get a commitment to be added, despite nine calls from his staff to Coburn's staff over the last week
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After the victories of the Republican Party in Virginia and these gubernatorial races and New Jersey, …is this next election in 2010 shaping up to a debate in this country about free market capitalism and socialism?
SOURCE: News Hounds -
Senate Republican Whip Jon Kyl (Ariz.) said he expected that all but a few Republicans would support
SOURCE: OpenCongress -
While Rick Perry and Kay Bailey Hutchison battle over the secessionist wing of the Texas Republican party, candidates like Bill White are offering a record of real results on building the economy and making government more efficient ... His candidacy reflects our strong national recruiting efforts and s...
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The Republican leadership is stalling us ... We go through as long as it takes, including Christmas day.
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It’s official Obama’s attempt to clean up Republican Bush’s Disastrous Neglect of the Afghanistan War.
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It's long past time for Representative Boehner and other Republicans who want to return to the Bush policies responsible for creating the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression to stop rooting against the economy for selfish political gain
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Frugality, however, is not [the Democrats'] motive for bludgeoning MA. There are three things about it that Obama and Democrats loathe: (1) It's a Republican program, enacted as part of President Bush's prescription drug bill in 2003; (2) it brings free market competition and private, profit-making insu...
– Fred Barnes SOURCE: The Weekly Standard
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Senator LeMieux is also working to do his part in electing more Republicans from across the nation to serve in the U.S. Senate come January 2011
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Republican Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma didn't seem to be in a hurry to bring on Brown as a co-sponsor. Coburn had Republican co-sponsors, but Brown's office says the Ohio Democrat never could get a commitment to be added, despite nine calls from his staff to Coburn's staff over the last week
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Republican Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma didn't seem to be in a hurry to bring on Brown as a co-sponsor. Coburn had Republican co-sponsors, but Brown's office says the Ohio Democrat never could get a commitment to be added, despite nine calls from his staff to Coburn's staff over the last week
SOURCE: News-Medical.net -
After the victories of the Republican Party in Virginia and these gubernatorial races and New Jersey, …is this next election in 2010 shaping up to a debate in this country about free market capitalism and socialism?
SOURCE: News Hounds -
Senate Republican Whip Jon Kyl (Ariz.) said he expected that all but a few Republicans would support
SOURCE: OpenCongress -
While Rick Perry and Kay Bailey Hutchison battle over the secessionist wing of the Texas Republican party, candidates like Bill White are offering a record of real results on building the economy and making government more efficient ... His candidacy reflects our strong national recruiting efforts and s...
SOURCE: PR Newswire -
The Republican leadership is stalling us ... We go through as long as it takes, including Christmas day.
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It’s official Obama’s attempt to clean up Republican Bush’s Disastrous Neglect of the Afghanistan War.
SOURCE: The Plum Line - Who Runs Gov -
It's long past time for Representative Boehner and other Republicans who want to return to the Bush policies responsible for creating the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression to stop rooting against the economy for selfish political gain
SOURCE: The Hill -
Frugality, however, is not [the Democrats'] motive for bludgeoning MA. There are three things about it that Obama and Democrats loathe: (1) It's a Republican program, enacted as part of President Bush's prescription drug bill in 2003; (2) it brings free market competition and private, profit-making insu...
– Fred Barnes SOURCE: The Weekly Standard -
I hope a few of the Senate's dithering Republicans are replaced with some that have the courage to break ranks for tolls next time around; the incumbents could have easily changed the course of events and are just as responsible for the payroll tax as Democrats.
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Senate Democrats closed ranks Thursday behind $460 billion in politically risky Medicare cuts at the heart of health care legislation, thwarting a Republican attempt to doom President Barack Obama's sweeping overhaul.
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I think the political environment in Pennsylvania has dramatically changed since last year, and now the Republicans are looking increasingly competitive
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On a 59-41 vote, the Senate rejected a related Republican amendment on screenings that would have ensured the task force recommendations could be ignored. Democrats said it was 'too tepid' and would not remove cost barriers to the services
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Just 14 months ago, then Sen. Barack Obama accused his Republican rival in the presidential race, John McCain, of proposing 'drastic cuts to Medicare.' … Not to be left out of the turnabout, Sen. McCain, Republican of Arizona, is assailing the Democrats for proposing some of the very same reductions in ...
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Just 14 months ago, then Sen. Barack Obama accused his Republican rival in the presidential race, John McCain, of proposing 'drastic cuts to Medicare.' … Not to be left out of the turnabout, Sen. McCain, Republican of Arizona, is assailing the Democrats for proposing some of the very same reductions in ...
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President Obamas vision of global cooperation - symbolized by his surprise Nobel Peace Prize - is in for a crucial test in the months ahead when he begins sending a series of treaties to the US Senate, where skepticism among Republicans and some Democrats will make approval exceedingly difficult, accord...
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Many of you know I'm a Republican. Before I give you my thoughts, however, I'm curious to know what you guys REALLY think of former Alaska Governor and GOP VP candidate Sarah Palin?
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Republican Representative Joe Barton argued that under Democratic healthcare reform legislation passed by the House of Representatives, the task force could determine what preventive services, including mammograms, would be covered for many Americans
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The Obama administration and its partisans in Congress have repeatedly blocked attempts by congressional Republicans to understand how intelligence flaws might have allowed Fort Hood to happen ... Director Blair has repeatedly indicated his willingness to help in the process of congressional oversight, ...
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Georgia House Speaker Glenn Richardson, once seen as a strong Republican candidate for governor, is resigning his seat, three days after his ex- wife accused him on television of having an affair with a lobbyist pushing legislation he co-sponsored
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when Republican candidates like George Bush were really popular.
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Just like 2004 when a candidate with sheer guts and determination stepped forward to challenge Tom Daschle, an outstanding Republican leader of accomplishment has emerged to challenge Harry Reid in Nevada: Sue Lowden
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If [the GOP] comes to be seen as the party of the Tea Bag crowd and Sarah Palin, that could well help President Obama and the Democrats stave off an anti-incumbent wave.
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We've always said we will run an aggressive campaign that includes early television, and this is just the beginning ... Senator Reid is fighting to make Nevada stronger every day, and his leadership position is particularly important during these tough economic times. We're confident that as voters begi...
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