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Tag Archives: Boehner
Gallup’s Misleading Headline
Don’t judge an article by its headline. The headline at Gallup reads: “Health Costs, Gov’t Regulations Curb Small Business Hiring Nearly half of small-business owners name these issues” Followed by the accompanying chart: Notice that Gallup skips to reasons number … Continue reading
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Tagged Boehner, businesses, Gallup, government regulations, health care costs, hiring, poll
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Schumer Backs Reid Plan
AP is reporting: “The third ranking Democrat in the Senate says a deficit-reduction proposal put forward by Majority Leader Harry Reid has the best chance of ending the political stalemate and avoiding a government default. New York Sen. Chuck Schumer … Continue reading
Posted in budget, Deficit, economy, Politics
Tagged Boehner, Chuck Schumer, default, Harry Reid, spending cuts, tax increases
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All the Bad News That Fits
“I met a girl who sang the blues, and I asked her for some happy news. She just smiled and turned away.” In the latest episode of “As the Debt Ceiling Turns”; Boehner walks, Obama has a hissy fit, and … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, budget, Congress, economy, Iraq, Medicaid, Medicare, Obama, Politics, Social Security, Unemployment, Wall Street
Tagged Afghanistan, Boehner, Cisco, claims, debt ceiling, default, Iraq, layoffs, Lockheed Martin, Medicaid, Medicare, mercenary army, Obama, Pelosi, SIGAR, Social Security, spending cuts, State Department, unemployment, Wall Street
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Vote to Repeal Health Care Reform Not Meaningless At All
My first inclination is to call the Republican vote to repeal health care reform yesterday meaningless, since it’s unlikely to even come up for a vote in the Senate and faces a certain presidential veto even if it did, but … Continue reading
Republican Hypocrisy On Government Spending
The Republican hypocrisy train rolls on. Today’s two shining examples are Sen. Saxby Chambliss of Georgia and House Minority Leader, Mr. Spray-On Tan himself, John Boehner of Ohio. The subject is whether or not government spending creates jobs. Here’s what … Continue reading
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Tagged Boehner, Chambliss, creates jobs, government spending, hypocrisy, Republican
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