One would think now that Obama has been reelected, Republican Senate Minority Leader aMitch McConnell (R-KY), could no longer deny Obama another presidential term with flagrant obstruction.
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When Conservatives have something as solid as a promise thought up by a 12-year-old, how can Progressives even compete?
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The majority of polled Americans insist it’s the Republicans who will carry the bulk of blame should that push off the cliff occur.
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While witnesses say Young was the first to get physical, the Congressman insists the protester was the aggressor.
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So for Fox News’ 2012 Year-End Poll, poor Dana Blanton had to spin the statistics and hope no one read into it too closely. So let’s take a closer look, shall we?
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While they are considering showing signs of opening their minds, they are still extremely rigid in most of their positions.
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The vast majority of those in the 1% have come to their senses by realizing that they really can afford the 5% tax hike.
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When our elected representatives suffer no consequences from defying the will of the American people, democracy suffers as a result.
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Some of America’s most powerful CEOs have banded together to push for solutions to America’s ‘debt problem.’ Their answer? More tax cuts.
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FedEx CEO stands behind taxing the wealthy, but don’t start patting him on the back just yet.
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Simply put, the Republican Party is represented by its lunatic fringe.
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Only Palin could say she’s not interested in calling people names then immediately call the President a Socialist.
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Instead of getting money after it’s pocketed, it gets the money up front. It’s generic name is the ‘financial transaction tax.’ And it generates lots of revenue.
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A flat tax hurts the poor, which shrinks the middle class.
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FOX & Friends pitched an on-air fit yesterday.
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There couldn’t be a clearer message to a GOP that constantly has a sign ‘still not getting it’ flashing lambently over its collective head.
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It’s probably too much to hope for, but the signs are there — there is a chance that we’ll see Norquist become politically irrelevant in time.
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It’s doubtful that he, nor generations of Romneys to come, will truly know what a trip to the gas stations means for Americans.
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President Reagan learned his lesson when it came to the (many) mistakes he made in his tax reforms. Will the GOP?
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From Texas to even Pennsylvania (it’s Pittsburgh and Philly and Alabama in between), overgrown man-children are petitioning that we return to the darkest and bloodiest time in history.
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