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John Boehner

Boehner on the Cap-and-Trade Bill

June 28, 2009

Republican House Minority Leader John Boehner was quoted as saying this about the energy bill which just passed the House Friday: “Hey, people deserve to know what’s in this pile of sh-t.”  I could not agree with him more. 
The House passed possibly the most economically destructive bill in a century on Friday 219-212, with 44 Dems jumping ship, [...]

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San Fran Nan Looks Like a Sham

May 14, 2009

This just gets better from the San Francisco Treat!  Internal polling data has to be devastating.  Word around the watercooler ain’t that nice!
It’s very very hard to follow the House Speaker’s memory and recent statements.  Sometimes she “misremembers” this and that, sometimes she throws the CIA under the bus to cover herself (as a rule, don’t upset [...]

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Shephard Smith Unloads on Congress

March 19, 2009

I’m not a huge Shephard Smith fan.  Yesterday, however, Smith went into a tirade against congress regarding the AIG Bonus situation that was right on and put the moral bankruptcy of the Democrat party on full display.  This issue was indeed put into place by a Democrat provision in the stimulus bill sponsored by Chris [...]

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Obama Looking for Republican Cover

January 27, 2009

Barack Obama is looking for Republican Cover regarding his stimulus package, by meeting with Republicans today on Capital Hill.  He is hoping to convince them to support his $850+ billion stimulus package, thinking that he would placate them by removing the contraception-funding provisions.  What he forgets is that the contraceptive funding is only one example [...]

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Boehner: No More Bailout Money

January 12, 2009

House Minority Leader John Boenher announced yesterday that he opposes releasing the remaining $350 billion of the TARP Bailout fund unless there is a proven need.
I think until there is a demonstrated need in our economy and a plan to address that need, I think it would be irresponsible for Congress to release the additional [...]

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A Mississippi Massacre Portends a Cold November

May 14, 2008

First Dennis Hastert’s seat in Illinois, then two seats in the Deep South over the past two weeks.  Three House seats historically and reliably Republican have fallen to conservative Dems (Blue Dogs) who have no business winning seats in these historically Republican districts. 
Yet, the Dems are winning them.  Mississippi Republican Greg Davis lost to Democrat Travis [...]

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