MVI 5594 Democrat #39;s Are Concerned About Coronating Hillary!
Please open the WND link below, and read about Democrat Bill Press #39;s concern, about not having other hat #39;s in the ring for the 2016 Presidential campaign.
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Peter King already attacking Ted Cruz, sounds just like a DEMOCRAT
Peter King is already out attacking Ted Cruz and he sounds just like a Democrat, calling Cruz a #39;carnival barker #39; for reading Dr. Seuss on the Senate floor and accuses him of #39;shutting...
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A Reply to Social Democrat (by STALIN, 1905)
"A Reply to Social Democrat" (by STALIN, 1905) Source : Works, Vol. 1, November 1901 - April 1907 Publisher : Foreign Languages Publishing House, Moscow, 1954 ...
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Assistant Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says he believes many of his Liberal colleagues are now in favour of same-sex marriage.
Mr Frydenberg told Radio National this morning that a motion for a conscience vote was likely to succeed if it was put to the party room.
"I think people come to the table on this issue with different religious positions, different moral positions, different ethical positions," Mr Frydenberg said.
"That's why I think they should be allowed to express a conscience vote and, if they are, many people would probably express a view in favour of gay marriage.
"I think there is [a shift in favour]. I can't put my finger on what the numbers would actually be because I haven't had those discussions with my colleagues."
Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull shared calls for the party to have a free vote.
"If there was a free vote, subject to the detail of the legislation, I would support a proposal to legalise same-sex marriage," Mr Turnbull said.
"There has been a big shift in the global context.
"There is no doubt, at some point this matter will be dealt with."
The comments came as Liberal Democrat senator David Leyonhjelm said he was unlikely to bring on debate on his same-sex marriage bill in the Upper House today.
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Its no secret that Sen. Richard Shelby (R., Ala.) would like changes to the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial overhaul law, which he and almost all Republicans opposed when Congress passed it nearly five years ago.
On Wednesday, Shelby, who gained the gavel on the Senate Banking Committee after Republicans took control of the Senate this year, gave a status report on those efforts. The short answer: Hes still trying to figure out where he can find agreement with Democrats on the panel.
Were going to look at whats doable, whats doable politically, Shelby said during an event at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Wednesday morning. He noted the obvious challenge: Republicans only have 54 votes in the Senate, short of the 60 needed to overcome procedural hurdles, and President Barack Obama can veto legislation.
Shelby told reporters after his remarks that its possible Democrats will band together and oppose any regulatory bill he tries to advance, but at this point he still has hope. Its early, he said, adding that his staff hasnt put together any specifics of what might be in a bill. Were still probing, were still looking for areas that we can work together.
An expanded version of this story is available at WSJ.com
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The Wall Street Journal: Shelby seeks Democrat buy-in on Dodd-Frank changes