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Merry Christmas, from Harry
23 hours ago ago from Thoughts Of A Conservative Christian
Merry Christmas, from Harry By Randall Hoven According to the latest news , Harry Reid has the 60 votes needed to pass Obamacare. While the legislation itself is not available for reading, to my knowledge, the Congressional Budget Office did report on it December 19. I parse that CBO report here so we know what is about to happen to us. The CBO does not make the accounting all that easy, despite its many tables of ...
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19 hours ago ago from White Hat News
Number of acquisition has been recorded in the year 2009 and we are hereby enlightening the top most acquisition of the year and recently the news that Google has started its negotiations with the online reviews giant, Yelp. The move comes as a part of Google’s strategy to dominate the only remaining online marketing segment it doesn’t cover, the local markets. The company expects the move to promote its mobile and maps business as roughly ...
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17 hours ago ago from Dprogram.net
As we look back and this year comes to an end we find two plus years of failure. Even government admits to 1-1/2 years of negative growth a sorry record after having poured trillions of dollars into the economy. The recent 3rd quarter results supposedly broke that record. If it did it was the result of government stimulus and Fed monetization. If you look back further you will find a stock market that rallied 54% just to reflect the highs of ...
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4 hours ago ago from Nancy Barto - State Representative
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In the Seattle Times February 9, David Sirota's syndicated column exposes the lack of change in the new administration: America was told that finally after years of yes-men running the government, we were getting a president who would follow Abraham Lincoln's load, fill his administration with varying viewpoints, and glean empirically sound policy from the clash of ideas. Little did we know that the team of rivals' was what George Orwell ...
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1 hour, 21 minutes ago ago from U.S. News
Govt. on track to save $40B in contract costs WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama is touting the federal government's efforts to become more efficient Monday, highlighting a new report that shows billions of dollars in savings on contract costs. The report released by the Office of Management and Budget shows that agencies have identified more than $19 billion in contract savings for fiscal year 2010. The administration says that puts ...
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3 hours ago ago from BloggingStocks
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