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The Political Class-- Regardless Of Party-- Knows One Thing Fer Sure: Their Shit Don't Stink
downwithtyranny.blogspot.com - 10/29/2009
The Political Class-- Regardless Of Party-- Knows One Thing Fer Sure: Their Shit Don't Stink
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Very different types of political whores And you'd better not forget it. Some things transcend partisan ID, political party, ideology and the rest, not the least of which is the class solidarity of the stinking Inside the Beltway elite. Alan Grayson didn't say they should all be lined up ...
thehill.com - 29 days ago
Hoyer: Health debate could stretch past Saturday vote time
— thehill.com — This as House Democratic leaders labored to resolve last-minute disputes in their party about abortion and immigration.... Read more... (more) Hoyer: Health debate could stretch past Saturday vote time

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Thousands rally to protest health care bill
silentmajority09.com - 30 days ago
Thousands rally to protest health care bill
— silentmajority09.com — The fight rages on in Washington as opposition grows to the sweeping socialization of American health care... proposed by legislators. Thousands gathered to let their collective voices be heard at the Capitol where lawmakers are plotting their attack on our freedom. The following article ... (more) Thousands rally to protest health care bill

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Hoyer: Probably More Votes For Less-Robust Public Option In House
tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com - 10/27/2009
Hoyer: Probably More Votes For Less-Robust Public Option In House
— tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com — House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD) told reporters this morning the House may unveil its health care... bill by the end of the week, but he also said that the Democratic leaders probably have more votes for a more modest public option than they do ... (more) Hoyer: Probably More Votes For Less-Robust Public Option ...

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