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 McConnell: GOP Better Supporters of Stim. Package than Dems (video)
McConnell: GOP Better Supporters of Stim. Package than Dems (video)
Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) on Today Show, January 27, 2009
Mitch McConnell Needs Our Help
Mitch McConnell Needs Our Help
redstate.com — Last night the House GOP stood together, moderates and conservatives, and opposed Barack Obama's socialist stimulus scheme. Today, Mitch McConnell is going to address the Republican National Committee's winter meeting. According to Roll Call, in his ... (more) Mitch McConnell Needs Our Help
 Mitch McConnell Needs Some Balls
Mitch McConnell Needs Some Balls
dontgomovement.com — Grow a Pair…and it appears we’re going to have to give him some help. Operation Send a Pair The DontGo Movement is teaming up with RedState to launch the new “Send a Pair” campaign. The campaign is in place to help Mitch McConnell obtain some much ... (more) Mitch McConnell Needs Some Balls
McConnell: Republicans Are More in Line With Obama Than Dems
tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com — Oh, those coquettish Republicans. First they " are being listened to " by the president on a stimulus bill that includes more than $250 billion in tax cuts. Then they realize that they just can't support a stimulus without more tax cuts -- and the ... (more) McConnell: Republicans Are More in Line With Obama Than Dems
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McConnell: It's All the Dems' Fault
Talking Points Memo — You might be surprised to learn that it's congressional Dems who are causing trouble for President Obama's stimulus plan, while Republicans are onboard. So says none other than forked-tongued Sen. Mitch McConnell: Elana Schor has more on McConnell's little gambit. Meanwhile, Politico reports, contrary to what McConnell suggests, that the leadership in the House is determined to kill the bill: House Republican Leader John A. Boehner and his No. 2, Whip Eric Cantor, told their rank-and-file members Tuesday morning during a closed-door meeting to oppose the bill when it comes to ...

Republicans stiff Obama on stimulus before he arrives on Capitol Hill
Top of the Ticket — President Obama had not even arrived on Capitol Hill yet for his personal attempt to lobby reluctant Republicans on his $825-billion stimulus plan when House leaders started telling GOP colleagues to vote against it. Rep. Mike Pence of Indiana, chairman of the Republican conference, said: The Democrat bill won’t stimulate anything but more government and more debt. The slow and wasteful spending in the House Democrat bill is a disservice to millions of Americans who want to see this Congress take immediate action to get this economy moving again. The thumbs-down seemed particularly ungracious given the unprecedented nature ...

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