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NRC panel: Bullying nuke chief damages agency
Sat Dec 10, 2011
- Yes, President Bush appointed Gregory Jaczko. That was a time when the House, the Senate and the President generally communicated. In this case, President Bush needed Mr. Reid's support in other areas. So, this in a small way was Senator Reid's appointment.
A handful of diehards remain as 2 more Occupy camps close
Fri Dec 9, 2011
- Occupy could have had a life... if a Liberal leader stepped in, provided a workable goal, and pointed Occupy to the institution which created the rules they oppose - in Washington, DC.
Obama decries inequality in speech previewing 2012
Tue Dec 6, 2011
- My guess on the Conservative response to the "middle class forgotten" message -- There will be many on screen statements from middle class individuals who have a good life. That alone will neutralize the Obama message. There should be a back up.
Insight: Super committee had glimpse of elusive compromise
Tue Nov 22, 2011
- Staying on subject - and no name calling.
Democrats reject 'last-ditch' GOP supercommittee plan
Fri Nov 18, 2011
- The Super Committee failed? probably not. They were established to simply push the needed debt reduction - down the road. There is no way that an equal set of players can come to an agreement in this year's team.
More Americans expecting to retire in their 80s
Wed Nov 16, 2011
- CD, I agree with you.
Congressional report calls for drastic changes at TSA
Wed Nov 16, 2011
- 13,000-plus administrative staff across the country Amazing what our government can do in 10 short years!
Tough talk won't alter U.S.-China trade
Mon Nov 14, 2011
- I think ALL foreign investment in our debt is under 30%. US agencies are around 50%
Asia-Pacific leaders: Free trade vital to recovery
Sun Nov 13, 2011
- Nice play. Traveling while the Republican debates (and the mistakes) fill the press. Then, stay visible with preplanned public statements as he travels. Very smart political team.
Supercommittee talks at impasse
Wed Nov 9, 2011
- JBN - correct... The Budget Control Act of 2011 requires the committee to recommend by November 23, 2011, at least $1.5 trillion in deficit reduction steps to be undertaken over a tenâ€year period.

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NRC panel: Bullying nuke chief damages agency
Four Nuclear Regulatory commissioners from both parties say they have "grave concerns" about the panel's chairman, charging that the actions of Gregory Jaczko are "causing serious damage" to the commission and creating a "chilled work environment at the NRC." In a letter to the …
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A handful of diehards remain as 2 more Occupy camps close
Deadlines for Occupy Boston and Occupy Seattle to vacate their protest camps came and went without confrontation with police on Friday, as most demonstrators helped dismantle the sites and clean up the area where some had lived for as long as two months. But in Boston, a small c …
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Obama decries inequality in speech previewing 2012
President Barack Obama outlined the underpinnings of his case for re-election on Tuesday, suggesting the upcoming election is a "make-or-break moment for the middle class." Obama, speaking in the town where Theodore Roosevelt delivered his "New Nationalism" speech, delive …
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Insight: Super committee had glimpse of elusive compromise
ReutersAnalysis It didn't seem like mission impossible just two weeks ago. Inside a private room on the first floor of the U.S.
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Democrats reject 'last-ditch' GOP supercommittee plan
With the clocks ticking down to deadline, it is becoming increasingly apparent on Capitol Hill that the supercommittee will not be able to reach its goal of cutting $1.2 trillion from the national debt. Democrats rejected a fallback deal offered Friday by Republicans that would …
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Why don't you learn how to spell? Your comment about Obama makes you look weak...and stupid.
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You can't be serious on your view to keep white house logs private? There's not one single reason why those log's should not be made public. The President's decision to pursue the same course of action that Bush took on this issue is just one more example of how "not" different Mr. "Change" President is. It's business as usual in this country and world. Anyone who would take a "keep private" stance on this issue has got to be a scum bag lobbyist who we all know is the real problem with this joke of a political system we have here.
— J. Turner