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Mark Levin: Democrat Senator Should Be Brought Before a Grand Jury for Role in IRS Scandal – Video


Mark Levin: Democrat Senator Should Be Brought Before a Grand Jury for Role in IRS Scandal
Mark Levin Says Democrat Senator Carl Levin Should Be Brought Before a Grand Jury for Role in IRS Scandal.

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GOP nominates Debicella, Greenberg

Dan Debicella, of Shelton, thanks the delegates after being nominated to run against Democrat Jim Himes for the Fourth Congressional District at the Connecticut Republican Convention at Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Conn. Friday, May 16, 2014. James Brown was nominated to run against Democrat Rosa DeLauro in the Third Congressional District, Dan Debicella was nominated to run against against Democrat Jim Himes in the Fourth Congressional District, and Mark Greenberg was nominated to run against Democrat Elizabeth Esty in the Fifth Congressional District. Photo: Tyler Sizemore | Buy this photo

Dan Debicella, of Shelton, thanks the delegates after being...

Dan Debicella and his wife, Alexandra Debicella, wave to the crowd...

Dan Debicella, of Shelton, thanks the delegates after being...

Dan Debicella, of Shelton, thanks the delegates after being...

Mark Greenberg, of Litchfield, thanks the delegates with his wife,...

Mark Greenberg, of Litchfield, kisses his youngest child, Jordan...

Republican State Rep. John Shaban, of Redding, endorses Dan...

Mike Fedele, former Lt. Governor of Connecticut, listens to the...

Joe Bentivegna, , center, of Fairfield, thanks his supporters after...

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Debicella, Greenberg get GOP nod for Congress

Dan Debicella, of Shelton, thanks the delegates after being nominated to run against Democrat Jim Himes for the Fourth Congressional District at the Connecticut Republican Convention at Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Conn. Friday, May 16, 2014. James Brown was nominated to run against Democrat Rosa DeLauro in the Third Congressional District, Dan Debicella was nominated to run against against Democrat Jim Himes in the Fourth Congressional District, and Mark Greenberg was nominated to run against Democrat Elizabeth Esty in the Fifth Congressional District. Photo: Tyler Sizemore | Buy this photo

Dan Debicella, of Shelton, thanks the delegates after being...

Dan Debicella and his wife, Alexandra Debicella, wave to the crowd...

Dan Debicella, of Shelton, thanks the delegates after being...

Dan Debicella, of Shelton, thanks the delegates after being...

Mark Greenberg, of Litchfield, thanks the delegates with his wife,...

Mark Greenberg, of Litchfield, kisses his youngest child, Jordan...

Republican State Rep. John Shaban, of Redding, endorses Dan...

Mike Fedele, former Lt. Governor of Connecticut, listens to the...

Joe Bentivegna, , center, of Fairfield, thanks his supporters after...

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Democrat files complaint against radio host

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - A retired teacher and registered Democrat filed a complaint against an Anchorage radio host with the Federal Communications Commission, alleging favoritism toward Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Dan Sullivan.

Rod McCoy alleges KFQD talk show host Dave Stieren improperly provided favorable coverage to Sullivan after being paid by the campaign for media training and coaching.

KFQD program director Joe Campbell told the Anchorage Daily News (http://bit.ly/RZGvYS) that Stieren notified the station about the work and Sullivan reported it in a campaign disclosure. Campbell said Stierens promotion of Sullivan doesnt violate broadcast rules or station policy. He said he understood the work was for basic guidance about things like tie color and looking people in the eye.

Its an entertainment show, Campbell said. It shouldnt raise an eyebrow that Sullivan is the guy he wants to go with.

The complaint alleges that Sullivan appeared on Stierens show at least six times, beginning in October, the month Sullivan launched his campaign. Among Sullivans major GOP rivals, Mead Treadwell hasnt been on the show since the campaign began, while the station said that Joe Miller had been scheduled or called in a few times.

Stieren, on his show Thursday, said he welcomes all candidates. But McCoy, a local Democratic party leader, in his complaint said Stieren never disclosed on air that PS Strategies, the consulting firm in which hes a partner, was paid nearly $7,000 by the Sullivan campaign. Mary Ann Pruitt, wife to state House Majority Leader Lance Pruitt, is a majority owner in the firm, according to a state corporation report.

Stieren, on his show, said he approached Treadwell for political work and never heard back. He told blogger Amanda Coyne that the Sullivan work began in February and lasted about five weeks.

In an email to The Associated Press on Friday, Stieren said a company in which hes a minority owner was hired, not him personally. He said a majority of the firms clients sell plumbing, gym memberships, or burgers. They are in the medical industry, or document destruction business.

Sullivan campaign spokesman Mike Anderson, in an email to AP, chalked the matter up to a desperate attack by Sullivans opponents.

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Nationalist/Republican Riots In Derry – 1997 – Video


Nationalist/Republican Riots In Derry - 1997
Unseen footage of the Nationalist/Republican riots in Derry after the decision to allow the Orange Order to march through the nationalist district of the Gar...

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