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Tag Archives: BIPARTISANSHIP
Checkmate Mr. Boehner
Posted on February 10th, 2010
Boehner on Sunday “Obviously, I am pleased that the White House finally seems interested in a real, bipartisan conversation on health care,” Source Politico: ‘White House announces televised health meet’ Boehner On Tuesday “It’s going to be very difficult to have bipartisan conversations with regard to a 2,700 page health care bill that the Democrat majority [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, Barack Obama, Health Care, House Of Reps, Obama Critics, Republicans
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Tagged as: Ambush, BIPARTISANSHIP, Boehner, Health Care Reform, House Republicans, Malicious Transparency, Obama, Obamacare, Republicans
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The Great Leap Backwards
Posted on October 1st, 2009
During our most recent Solid Principles Podcast, John Cronin discussed the weak points of Obama’s foreign policy. Obama’s campaign website did contain some token points about his views on foreign policy. Thanks to the gift of Internet Archive, we can view these ‘High School Year Book’ moments of Candidate Obama. IRAQ Judgment You Can [...]
Posted in Barack Obama, George W. Bush
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Tagged as: BIPARTISANSHIP, Foreign Policy, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Obama
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