Log Cabin Republicans / Behind the Curtain with Jack Burkman: Gay Debate
Log Cabin Republicans Executive Director Gregory T. Angelo takes on Jack Burkman on the meaning of and impact of the LGBT community on American society.
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Obama Blames Republicans For Blocking Wage Vote
President Barack Obama blames Republicans for blocking an election-year increase in the federal minimum wage and says their vote denied millions of Americans...
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Ask A Gay Family EP 19 Gay Republicans Politics
We started making "Gay Family Values" videos as a response to prop 8 here in Ca. These videos have been a huge hit. We have come to understand that the reason these videos are so popular is...
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Star Wars Battlefront 2 W/Bennoo "Republicans..." Campaign P1
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Washington (CNN) -- Republicans call it a government cover-up similar to what forced Richard Nixon to resign. Democrats call it a right-wing conspiracy theory.
Graham to CNN: Jay Carney 'believes that we're all dumb'
The fallout from the September 11, 2012, terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya, that killed four Americans continues more than 19 months later, with further details this week that raised questions about how the Obama administration responded to the violence less than two months before the President's re-election.
Few issues reveal the hyper-partisan politics of Washington more than the ongoing debate over an issue now known simply as Benghazi.
On Friday, House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa announced that he subpoenaed Secretary of State John Kerry to testify at a May 21 hearing, alleging that the State Department failed to comply with an earlier subpoena for documents. Later, House Speaker John Boehner announced a special congressional committee led by a Republican colleague would investigate the matter.
A day earlier, Issa said the transgression was "in violation of any reasonable transparency or historic precedent at least since Richard Milhous Nixon."
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At the White House, spokesman Jay Carney shot back that Republicans continued trying to reap political benefit with what he called conspiracy theories about a Benghazi cover-up.
"What we have seen since hours after the attack, beginning with a statement by the Republican nominee for president, is an attempt by Republicans to politicize a tragedy, and that continues today," Carney told reporters Thursday, adding that "what hasn't changed has been the effort by Republicans to ... claim a conspiracy when they haven't been able to find one."
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