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Category Archives: Congress
Daniel JB Mitchell:Senator Robert J. Dole: ‘Castigates Anti-War Democrats on Vietnam: 3-27-1971’
Source:Daniel J.B. Mitchell– U.S. Senator Robert J. Dole (Republican, Kansas) Chairman of the Republican National Committee (1971-73) Source:The New Democrat “Republican Senator and Republican National Chairman Robert Dole castigated anti-war Democrats regarding the Vietnam War in this excerpt from a … Continue reading
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Tagged 1971, 92nd Congress, America, Anti-War Movement, Asia, Bob Dole, California, Center Right, Democratic Party, Kansas, President Richard Nixon, Progressive Republicans, Progressives, Progressivism, Republican Party, Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon Administration, Richard Nixon Presidency, Richard Nixon White House, Robert Dole, Senate Republicans, The 1970s, The White House, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, United States, Vietnam, Vietnam War, Washington, Washington DC, WOR Radio
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USA Today: Senator Tom Coburn: ‘A Deficit of Debt Discussion’
Source:USA Today– former U.S. Senator Tom Coburn (Republican, Oklahoma) 2005-13. You can also see this post at FRS FreeState, on WordPress. “The 2016 presidential race is beginning in earnest with new candidates entering the crowded field weekly. The Republican Party boasts … Continue reading
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Tagged 112th Congress, 114th Congress, 2012, 2015, 2016, 2016 Presidential Election, America, American Economy, Budget Deficit, Center Right, Classical Conservatism, Classical Conservatives, Conservatism, Conservatives, Deficit Reduction, Democratic Party, Fiscal Conservatism, Fiscal Conservatives, National Debt, Nick Gillespie, Oklahoma, Reason, Reason Magazine, Republican Party, Senate Republicans, Tom Coburn, U.S. Congress, U.S. Government, U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Senate, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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TIME: U.S. Senator Rand Paul: Government Should Get Out of The Marriage Business Altogether
Source:TIME I agree with Senator Paul on this, as far as government getting out of marriage, at least as far as deciding who and who can’t get married in the United States. If this were always the case, or at … Continue reading
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Tagged 114th Congress, 2015, America, Churches, Gay Marriage, Gays, Government, Homosexuality, Kentucky, Marriage, Rand Paul, Religion, Same Sex Marriage, Senate Republicans, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, United States
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Secular Talk: Video: U.S. Senator Tom Cotton First U.S. Senate Floor Speech
. I saw about twenty-minutes of Senator Tom Cotton’s first U.S. Senate floor speech. (Thank God for C-SPAN) And twenty-minutes was about all as I could take from the freshman Senator, who sounded like a freshman in his first ever … Continue reading
The Atlantic: Opinion: Russell Berman: U.S. Representative Chris Van Hollen Ditches The House For a Shot at The Senate
The Atlantic: Opinion: Russell Berman: U.S. Representative Chris Van Hollen Ditches The House For a Shot at The Senate Just to start off, I’m a big fan of Representative Chris Van Hollen. I’ve hoped that he would at least look … Continue reading
The New Democrat Coalition: U.S. Representative Ron Kind: The American Prosperity Agenda
Source:The New Democrat Coalition There’s a faction in the Democratic Party that I’m and this blog is part of that I believe at least represents most of America. We represent most Americans because we believe in things that tend to unite … Continue reading
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Tagged 114th Congress, 2015, America, Center Right, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, Democratic Party, House Democrats, Liberalism, Liberals, Representative Ron Kind, Ron Kind, The New Democrat Coalition, U.S. Congress, U.S. House of Representatives, United States, Washington, Washington DC, Wisconsin
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NORML: U.S. Congress: Legislation Introduced To Get The Feds Out of The Marijuana Enforcement Business
Source:NORML Representative Jared Polis has been against the War on Drugs and in favor of marijuana legalization as long as I’ve known of him and I believe he was elected to the House in 2007. And has worked with Ethan … Continue reading
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Tagged 114th Congress, 2015, America, American Drug War, Cannabis, Center Right, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, Colorado, Controlled Substance Act, Democratic Party, Drug War, Earl Blumenauer, House Democrats, Jared Polis, Liberalism, Liberals, Marijuana, Marijuana Legalization, Pot, U.S. Congress, U.S. Government, U.S. House of Representatives, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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The Leadership Conference: ‘Utah Senator Mike Lee Speech on the Need for Criminal Justice Reform’
Source:The Leadership Conference– U.S. Senator Mike Lee (Republican, Utah) talking about the need for criminal justice reform. “On February 11, 2014, Senator Mike Lee, R. Utah, gave a short speech to advocates attending a Washington, D.C. conference on the need … Continue reading
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Tagged 114th Congress, 2015, America, Americans Prisons, Criminal Justice, Criminal Justice Reform, Dick Durbin, John Cornyn, Mandatory Minimum Sentences, Mandatory Minimums, Mike Lee, Patrick Leahy, Prison Reform, Rand Paul, Senate Democrats, Senate Republicans, Sheldon Whitehouse, Ted Cruz, U.S. Congress, U.S. Government, U.S. Senate, United States, Utah, Washington, Washington DC
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Politico: Dylan Byers: Chuck Todd: ‘Senate Democrats May Overthrow Harry Reid’
Source:The New Democrat First of all, I hope that Senate Democrats will overthrow Harry Reid as their leader which will be the Senate Minority Leader in the next Congress and I’ll explain why. If there are two faces that are … Continue reading
National Journal: Norm Ornstein: What If Independents Keep Senate Majority Status in Flux?
Source:The New Democrat What if, what if, what if, what question is more fun to ask and even ask yourself than what if? But why it is such a fun question to ask, is because it gives people a chance … Continue reading
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