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Health Care Vote May Come Saturday by Politics 2000 on Nov 7, 2009First, condolences to those affected by the shootings at Fort Hood and at the Orlando office building this week. Such sad, senseless events. The House Rules Committee adjourned shortly before 2 a.m. eastern. The committee had been considering amend...

10 Per Cent: The Trojan Horse Opens by Daily Renewal on Nov 6, 2009Image via Wikipedia Barely over a year ago, we called for a creative alternative to the corporate troll’s 10 Per Cent Solution. It did not arrive, and today we have the 10 Per Cent Consequence. It’s not that there are no good, creative...

Government run health-care workers saves protesters by Greensboring on Nov 6, 2009A Person said...... protesting against government run health careWASHPOSTBut, as with a similar rally by Democrats a week before, unpredictable things tend to happen in the wide-open spaces of the Capitol's West Front. Minutes into the rally, a breez...

Unfettered Government by theCL on Nov 6, 2009White House Visitor Logs Not So Transparent Forced by a legal settlement to disclose White House visitors, the Obama Administration has reluctantly revealed a smidgen of the high-dollar fundraisers, lobbyists and celebrities who have visited the exec...

Re: Government run health-care workers saves protesters by Greensboring on Nov 6, 2009Liv said...See this brings a question to the forefront.... how can you even possibly argue health-care when the people arguing against it don't have the ability to comprehend it? Similar Articles:Genn Beck - Onstar is a Government plotMichael Stee...

Marc Faber Concerned About Gold, Commodity Prices by Investorazzi.com on Nov 6, 2009In the latest issue of his investment newsletter, Marc Faber shared his concerns about rising commodity prices. According to the Business Intelligence-Middle East (UAE) website today: Marc Faber the Swiss fund manager and Gloom Boom & Doom editor...

Independent Candidate B.T. Marking Promotes Nationwide e-Democracy by Madville Times on Nov 6, 2009Seth Tupper pops the press release first; the general media follows up with a couple sentences: professed independent B. Thomas Marking from Custer has declared his candidacy for South Dakota's lone U.S. House seat. Lifelong government employee Marki...