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Home Columns Op-Eds Cartoons Capitol South Book Reviews Contributors Editors Only Interested in Contributing? RSS Feed Home Book Reviews Featured Currently Reading: Exclusive: The Persecution of Sarah Palin by Matthew Continetti December 21, 2009 Book Reviews , Featured No Comments (David Bozeman) To paint Sarah Palin a victim contradicts what makes her such a polarizing figure. Supporters love her as an ...
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9 hours ago ago from Republican Products and Gifts
Republican Products and Gifts Lively commentary, t-shirts, mugs, bumper stickers and more. Home Mission Statement Politics 2010 E-Mail Us Mailing List The Store Checkout Shopping Cart Your shopping cart is empty Visit the shop ...
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4 hours ago ago from Don Robert's musings
Due to the Obama Debt Recovery Program, better known as the Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the government has been relentlessly fending off criticism and skepticism from the scrutinizing public and members of the opposing party as well as consumer protection group . As explained by federal officials and the President himself, this act aims to invest money into the economy, indirectly increasing stocks which results in the creation of jobs for ...
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1 day ago ago from Barack Obama | Obama Politics | President Barack Obama
If the Democratic nominee for President, Barack Obama, wins the Presidential election on November 4th, I'll be investing in the stock market on November 5th. Why? Because Democrats haven proven time and time again to be much better at leading the economy than Republicans have. The Democrats approach the economy from the perspective that every American deserves to prosper, while the Republicans approach it with the idea that the rich need ...
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19 hours ago ago from The Market Guardian | Monitoring The Financial World
Phil's Stock World Yes! Once again the futures are up! Who could have guessed such a thing? At 7:30, we have about a half-point gain in the US futures despite the fact that oil is languishing at $73.35 and gold is down to $1,091 with silver failing $17 for the first time since October and copper bouncing off $3.12 again. So no one wants any commodities but the economy’s great??? Perhaps it’s because, according to the Rasmussen ...
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17 hours ago ago from Politics Daily
Nearly three-quarters of voters are dissatisfied with the way things are going in the country, 91 percent describe the economy as poor or "not so good," and most believe that President Obama's policies have either made no difference or have hurt, according to a Quinnipiac University poll conducted Dec. 15-20.
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9 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
As The Huffington Post 's Ryan Grim is reporting , Lieberman now says that Obama and the White House never pressed him on the public option: Well, no. I think I got pressure from the president to be for health care reform. I'd have to think about this, but I didn't really have direct input from the White House on this. First off, how do you not remember ? Well, whatever. Let's assume that Lieberman is telling the truth. (Though, ...
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Search hear continuous streams 24-Hour Program Stream NPR News and Shows hear the latest news [4 min 45 sec] Latest NPR Newscast For Obama, A Foreign Policy To-Do List For 2010 by KEVIN WHITELAW Heading into a new year, President Obama is juggling two unpredictable wars, a pair of rulers eager to realize their ...
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14 minutes ago ago from Wall Street Journal
European stocks were higher Wednesday, tracking positive sessions in the U.S. and Asia, with basic-resource issues and banks leading the gains. The pan-European Stoxx 600 Index was up 0.5% at 253.4. London's FTSE 100 rose 0.6% to 5359.3, Frankfurt's DAX was 0.5% higher at 5977.6 and the CAC-40 in Paris added 0.6% to 3921.0. On Wall Street Tuesday, stocks closed higher as a bigger-than-expected rise in existing-home sales for November ...
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17 hours ago ago from FOX Business
Existing users please login User Name: Password: Remember me on this computer Home / Markets / Industries / Finance Tuesday, December 22, 2009 Financials Up As Investors Cheer State Street Buy  By Greg Morcroft MarketWatch Pulse  NEW YORK -- ...
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