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White House Won #39;t Even Answer Questions From Democrat Senators On Keystone Delay
White House Won #39;t Even Answer Questions From Democrat Senators On Keystone Delay (April 21, 2014)
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Democrat Ed Fitzgerald Hypocrisy
http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2014/03/19/fitzgerald-pay-inequity.html.
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New York Democrat Governor vs Actual Liberal...
"New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) is seen among the more likely (and more formidable) potential 2016 Democratic presidential candidates. But a new poll suggests Cuomo has big problems with his...
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7 Cambodians killed in Thai road accident
eTaiwan News - Friday 25th April, 2014
Thai land.Police Col. Somneuk Haanta said Friday the pickup truck's tire burst before it hit the tree and flipped over into a ditch in Nong Yai district in Chonburi province.He says seven ...
General Sources - Friday 25th April, 2014
Vientiane - Communist Laos will need to borrow an estimated 4.5trillion kip (566 million dollars) this fiscal year to address its ballooning budget deficit, a state media report said ...
General Sources - Friday 25th April, 2014
Twenty-three Cambodian activists and workers arrested during a deadly crackdown on a garment industry strike in January went on trial Friday despite international appeals for their ...
The Nation - Friday 25th April, 2014
The attack happened at 9 pm and the grenade landed on the ground between two buildings, causing a hole. The bomb fragments also hit the buildings. Police suspected the grenade was fired from a ...
The Nation - Friday 25th April, 2014
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Democrat condemn redshirt killing
A campaign by Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva to find a solution to the country's political deadlock was generally welcomed yesterday although anti-government leader Suthep Thaugsuban appeared to shun his move.
Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra described Abhisit's effort as a "good beginning" to allow the country to get out of the ongoing impasse and move forward. She said that she would have to study his proposal in detail.
"We should start by finding a common point and then go towards that direction," the prime minister said. "It may take some time, but I believe that it's better than turning our backs to each other."
Yingluck called on Abhisit to discuss his plan with Suthep, secretary-general of the anti-government People's Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC).
Election commissioner Som-chai Srisuthiyakorn said Abhisit's effort to find a solution to the political crisis was a "good approach".
Abhisit on Thursday unveiled his plan to hold talks with some prominent figures and parties to find a solution.
Yesterday, he met Justice Ministry permanent secretary Kittipong Kittayarak and other members of the Reform Now Network.
He is scheduled to meet with Armed Forces Supreme Commander General Tanasak Patima-pragorn on Monday, and Election Commissioners on Tuesday.
Abhisit said that if did not accomplish his mission in 10 days, he would consider it a failure. Yingluck and Suthep would be the last people he planned to meet.
Suthep rebuffed any effort to involve him in the talks. He said he would listen to no one except the "great masses of people" who were calling for national reforms before the next election.
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Suthep shuns Abhisit move