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Senate Approves Huge Spending Bill After Democrats' Delay
The New York Times ^
| January 22, 2004
| DAVID STOUT
Posted on 01/22/2004 11:06:50 AM PST by jgrubbs
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To: m1-lightning
Less spending toward conservative issues, you mean.You're joking, right?
The reason Democrats spend so much is because they 'buy their votes'
Again, you're joking, right? The Republicans don't buy their votes, eh?
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posted on
01/24/2004 6:43:28 PM PST
by
God is good
(Till we meet in the golden city of the New Jerusalem, peace to my brothers and sisters.)
To: okie01
And more liberal, activist judges. Is that what you want?
You do have a point there.
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posted on
01/24/2004 6:50:50 PM PST
by
God is good
(Till we meet in the golden city of the New Jerusalem, peace to my brothers and sisters.)
To: CholeraJoe
Using that logic, should regulation of prescription drugs be left to the states and the FDA abolished?You say it like it's a bad thing.
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posted on
01/24/2004 6:53:35 PM PST
by
God is good
(Till we meet in the golden city of the New Jerusalem, peace to my brothers and sisters.)
To: jgrubbs
Do you have a copy of his State of the Union speech? My favorite is the "millions" for the "no child left behind" to make sure kids can read by middle school, and now the new millions for the new "program" to help the middle school and high school students that the "no child left behind" didn't help.
Maybe he's waiting for his advisers to tell him that public schools are a failure--always have been, always will.
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posted on
01/24/2004 6:55:52 PM PST
by
God is good
(Till we meet in the golden city of the New Jerusalem, peace to my brothers and sisters.)
To: CSM
Thankyou for your post #77.
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posted on
01/24/2004 6:59:34 PM PST
by
God is good
(Till we meet in the golden city of the New Jerusalem, peace to my brothers and sisters.)
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To: Nathaniel Fischer
Screwed out of overime pay? Since when is it the government's business to tell companies how much they have to pay their workers? Since sometime around three generations ago. Changing the rules at this point is going to drive even more people in the party to stay at home on election day. This has to be one of the stupidest moves, politically, that the GOP has made lately.
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01/24/2004 7:57:48 PM PST
by
Orangedog
(An optimist is someone who tells you to 'cheer up' when things are going his way)
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To: jgrubbs
"Take it or leave it," Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, said angrily today in describing the Republicans' attitude. "This is one senator who's going to leave it because of what it will do to working families and women and veterans of this country." Kennedy misses the point, as usual, but at least he didn't support the additonal spending (for the wrong reasons, of course).
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posted on
01/27/2004 10:31:23 AM PST
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The_Eaglet
(Conservative chat on IRC: http://searchirc.com/search.php?F=exact&T=chan&N=33&I=conservative)
To: donozark
Tom Delay and Roy Blunt have promised to let AW Ban "sunset." We'll know for sure, come September... That is good news.
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01/27/2004 3:10:39 PM PST
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The_Eaglet
(Conservative chat on IRC: http://searchirc.com/search.php?F=exact&T=chan&N=33&I=conservative)
To: Blood of Tyrants
Since when have Republicans been burned by gun control? If they had brains and balls, they'd push as hard on 2A issues as they did on capital punishment in the Eighties, and win big.
To: jgrubbs
Please let me know when Bush signs in this pork. After his State of the Union speech where he boasted of unconstitutional spending proposals I don't expect a veto.
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posted on
01/28/2004 9:13:58 AM PST
by
The_Eaglet
("Repeal CFR NOW!" - DustyMoment, and I agree)
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