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23 hours ago ago from PapaTodd.com
It's re-election time, so John McCain is out trying to fool all the residents of Arizona that he really is a conservative. Even the NY Times is paying attention. “Senator McCain takes every race seriously,” said Brian Rogers, a spokesman for the senator’s re-election campaign, “and is confident that the voters of Arizona will again return him to office as they have done in the past, and he is working hard to earn their continued ...
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17 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
In a prior post, I looked at the foreign policy record of Obama's first year in office. This post continues with a look at his domestic record. If one just looked at numbers, Obama's first year would have to be rated a huge success. According to Congressional Quarterly , Congress passed over 96% of the bills on which the new President took a stand. This is an all-time record: Reagan's 8-year average was just over 80%. Even the prior record ...
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The Senate is strangling the Obama administration. Everything from high profile legislation to mid-level appointees is held up, often because of little more than pet peeves. Many members of the GOP now practice obstructionism for the sake of obstructionism: They are, therefore they filibuster. In Washington, the Senate hold has become as commonplace as lobbyists and monuments. It's time President Obama looked hard in the mirror and asked ...
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Fifty-eight percent of Americans say the Republicans are not doing enough to comprise with President Obama on important issues and 44 percent put the burden on Obama for not finding ways to work with the GOP, according to a Washington Post/ABC News poll conducted Feb. 4-8. But more Americans say Obama has got it right compared to the Republicans, with 45 percent rating Obama's efforts at compromise "about right" while only 30 percent say ...
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