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UN Official Blames Israel For Palestinians Beating Their Wives…

No wonder progressives love Islam. Right up there with Obama is a leader.

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http://weaselzippers.us/182242-un-official-blames-israel-for-palestinians-beating-their-wives/

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U.S. troops need to continue fight against 'robust' al-Qaida, panel told

One more of Obama lies.
http://www.navytimes.com/article/20140409/NEWS05/304090046?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

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Meet The 31 Corporations and Banks Who Dodged $128 Billion in US Taxes
http://www.politicususa.com/2013/02/07/sanders-report-corporations-tax-dodge.html

And the republicans think these people need even more tax breaks and subsidies?

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@coldjoint,

The Pink Prevaricator wrote:

What kind of bullshit is this?

It's conservative bullshit.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_speech_zone

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The most prominent examples were those created by the United States Secret Service for President George W. Bush and other members of his administration.[3] Though free speech zones existed in limited forms prior to the Presidency of George W. Bush; it was during Bush's presidency that their scope was greatly expanded.[4]

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La. Republican Chairman calling for McAllister's resignation
Source: The Hill

April 09, 2014, 04:16 pm

By Alexandra Jaffe

The Chairman of the Louisiana Republican Party has been calling Rep. Vance McAllister (R-La.) since Tuesday night to ask for his resignation, but has yet received no response.

A source close to the state party tells The Hill that Chairman Roger Villere has repeatedly tried contacting McAllister via phone and email, but the calls go straight to voicemail and the emails haven’t been returned.

Villere, the source said, was able to get McAllister’s chief of staff, Adam Terry, on the phone Tuesday night for a heated conversation about the congressman’s future, but that discussion hasn’t led to direct contact with McAllister.
A local newspaper earlier this week published video footage of the married congressman and father of five kissing a female staffer.

Read more: http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/house-races/203119-la-gop-chairman-calling-for-mcallisters-resignation

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@coldjoint,

Its the House that counts. And I know you're a jackass. Dream on about the Senate. You mother says you still wet the bed and shes sick and tired of it.

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Don’t know much about history, DeMint Edition
http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/dont-know-much-about-history-demint-edition

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@coldjoint,

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Something like this happened in Dearborn. Dearborn was sued and lost.
This is government tyranny. There is nothing else to call it. Federal land is our land. We are the Federal government. The government has no right to take these rights a put them in any area in this country.

So you agree that containing the Occupy free speech activists by NYPD was unConstitutional.

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Rick Scott Doubles Down On Obamacare Claim Rated 'Mostly False'
Source: TPM

DANIEL STRAUSS – APRIL 9, 2014, 5:12 PM EDT

Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) has been called out for two misleading campaign ads that suggest as many as 300,000 Floridians have lost their health insurance coverage through Obamacare, according to The Miami Herald.

On Wednesday Scott deflected questions by reporters about the ads, produced by the Pro-Scott political committee Let’s Get to Work. "Clearly, the ad's accurate (sic)," Scott said. He refused to elaborate.

The insurance company that the claim is built around is Florida Blue, which warned last fall that 300,000 of their customers' insurance plans could be cancelled through Obamacare because those plans didn't comply with the law.

But Florida Blue told the Herald that, contrary to the ads, 300,000 plans had not been canceled through Obamacare.

-snip-

Read more: http://talkingpointsmemo.com/dc/rick-scott-florida-blue-300-000-obamacare

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One of those unimportant Governorships:

Maine's GOP Governor Vetoes Medicaid Expansion For Third Time
Source: TPM

DYLAN SCOTT – APRIL 9, 2014, 4:22 PM EDT

Maine Gov. Paul LePage (R) pulled out his veto pen Wednesday and rejected Obamacare's Medicaid expansion for the third time after it passed through the state legislature.

Though the expansion bill cleared the legislature, it did not pass with enough votes to override LePage's veto, the Portland Press Herald reported, which is also what killed its predecessors.

Medicaid expansion "would have a disastrous impact on Maine’s budget, as well as those truly needy individuals, our disabled and elderly, who rely today on the scarce resources in our program,” LePage said in his veto message. “Maine has been down this road before, and we must learn from previous experience.”

More than 24,000 Mainers have been left without health coverage under Obamacare because the state hasn't expanded Medicaid.

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Read more: http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/lepage-third-medicaid-expansion-veto

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Greg Abbott Ducks Press While Adviser Charles Murray Doubles Down on Anti-Woman Rhetoric
Greg Abbott has been under fire for citing Charles Murray in his education plan. Murray is a controversial libertarian thinker who believes women's brains are smaller than men's and that "women have played a proportionally tiny part in the history of the arts and sciences."

Charles Murray came to speak at the University of Texas last night, where he was greeted by a protest by the University Democrats. During his speech he doubled down on the same racist, misogynistic rhetoric he has been criticized for in the last weeks

http://www.burntorangereport.com/diary/15072/equal-pay-day-greg-abbott-ducks-press-while-adviser-charles-murray-doubles-down

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@bobsal u1553115,

This is not the first time he's ducked the press. (The Ted Nugent incident comes to mind.) He doesn't seem to realize that he makes himself look like a coward.

I'm not being partisan here. I just don't like Abbott. Mr. Green

Gotta go!

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‘Almost awesome in its evilness’
http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/almost-awesome-its-evilness

GOP = Evil

Vote 'em out!

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@RexRed,

MIT economist Jonathan Gruber brings a unique perspective to the health care debate. He’s not only an expert in health care policy and the director of the health care program at the National Bureau of Economic Research, he’s also one of a small number of wonks who helped design both Mitt Romney’s health care system in Massachusetts and President Obama’s Affordable Care Act.

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“…I’m offended on two levels here. I’m offended because I believe we can help poor people get health insurance, but I’m almost more offended there’s a principle of political economy that basically, if you’d told me, when the Supreme Court decision came down, I said, ‘It’s not a big deal. What state would turn down free money from the federal government to cover their poorest citizens?’ The fact that half the states are is such a massive rejection of any sensible model of political economy, it’s sort of offensive to me as an academic. And I think it’s nothing short of political malpractice that we are seeing in these states and we’ve got to emphasize that. […
Conservative policymakers in these states] are not just not interested in covering poor people, they are willing to sacrifice billions of dollars of injections into their economy in order to punish poor people. It really is just almost awesome in its evilness.”

Like bobsal said.
Florida, Maine, Virginia?
Come on!

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@panzade,

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Like bobsal said.
Florida, Maine, Virginia?
Come on!

If ObamaCare is proved to be food for the cancer that is eating America, that is health expenditures which we cant afford , those states who refused to be party to this malpractice when be cheered for their patriotism.

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The Kochtopus
http://kochcash.org/the-kochtopus/

Satan and his brother Lucifer.

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@hawkeye10,

hawkeye10 wrote:

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Like bobsal said.
Florida, Maine, Virginia?
Come on!

If ObamaCare is proved to be food for the cancer that is eating America, that is health expenditures which we cant afford , those states who refused to be party to this malpractice when be cheered for their patriotism.

That is one hell of stupid "If"...

Since when is providing people with affordable and viable health insurance a cancer?

Maine's governor has lost his popularity due to his lack of concern for Maine's residents who have for years been plagued by shoddy insurance practices.

Do you think for even the slightest moment that this flagrant and grotesque lack of concern for people and their health will be deemed as patriotic by the people who actually pay taxes? NEVER.

Our err, "Governor" blocking people's access to affordable, quality, health insurance is both unpatriotic and immorally treasonous!

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@hawkeye10,

You must have hit Happy Hour pretty hard.
Try and re-phrase that so we can get a glimpse into your mind.

Never mind.

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@RexRed,

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Since when is providing people with affordable and viable health insurance a cancer?

When the nation can not afford it...when it makes worse debt levels which are killing us.

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