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Anti-American Republicans Shut Down US Government 2014
When the republicans won control of the US House in the 2010 election, they vowed to do everything in their power to stop President Obama from winning reelection in 2012. Today, they made good...
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California Republicans Are Dead 2014
All signs point to a grim outlook for the Republican party in America #39;s most populated, influential state as California Democrats made a clean sweep of eight statewide contests on Nov. 2, and...
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Republicans Want Obama #39;s Blood 2014
NY Times columnist Paul Krugman outlined how the Republicans are basically looking to blackmail President Obama into drastically cutting the size of government spending. Here #39;s the story:...
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Tea Party Senate Candidate Caught On Tape: "Republicans are all thieves" 2014
Nevada Senate candidate and Tea Partier Sharron Angle is red-faced today after an audio taped discussion she had with Scott Ashjian - who she was trying to get to drop out of the race - has...
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Tea Party Senate Candidate Caught On Tape: "Republicans are all thieves" 2014 - Video
House Republicans on Saturday listed over a dozen bills that have cleared the House but have gone nowhere in the Senate, urging Senate Democrats and President Obama to act on legislation Republicans say would create jobs and grow the economy.
The list was delivered as part of the weekly GOP address by 14 congressmen who sponsored the bills they name.
Republicans "are relentlessly focused on building a strong economy that produces good jobs and lasting opportunities," said Rep. Dave Camp, R-Mich., chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. "The trouble is, that task gets harder and harder each time the powers-that-be in Washington won't act on a good idea."
Camp said his own bill, passed 14 months ago by the House, would "protect reforms that have helped thousands of welfare recipients find jobs and lift their families out of poverty."
The problem? "Americans are still waiting for President Obama and Senate Democrats to act," he said.
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Democrats, of course, would dispute the charge that they've done nothing to grow the economy and create jobs. On several issues, notably immigration reform and unemployment insurance, many Democrats believe the House could pass bills with bipartisan support if House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, would simply call a vote. And on some of the bills Republicans named Saturday - job training and veterans employment, for example - Democrats and the president have offered alternative solutions.
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Republicans: Obama, Senate Democrats failing to act on jobs, economy