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Sen. Clinton has inroduced legislation, S 1757, that allows some Puerto Rican residents who pay no federal income tax, to get child-credit refunds on their Social Security and Medicare taxes. Her bill has no cosponsors - not even her New York colleague Chuck Schumer. If enacted into law, Hillary's tax refund plan could end up paying out more than $50 million over the next five years. She is framing her bill as a way to offer Puertan Rican residents the same child tax credits available to other Americans. "Due to a quirk in the law, Puerto Rican households with more...

Rush Limbaugh's hilarious, great video monologue on the Democrat's Hillary-Obama race based civil war! THIS IS A MUST SEE! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5ya0q1achM&feature=PlayList&p=7F2C1B5FF07E3864&index=0&playnext=1

Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) recently appeared before the Human Rights Campaign to present a keynote speech on her support of the homosexual/bisexual/transgender agenda and her efforts to defeat any attempts by Congress to pass a constitutional amendment that will ban same-sex marriage. HRC President Joe Solomese introduced Clinton and revealed their long-term relationship in fighting against the pro-family movement. Solomese describes numerous meetings with Clinton as they strategized togethor about how to defeat any constitutional amendment on marriage... ... Clinton told her homosexual activist audience that they will have a close "partnership ... when I am President." Watch her comments...

... Media Matters The news media focus on presidential race stories over actual issues by about a seven-to-one margin. It's a complaint heard every four yeras - and backed up again this year in a new study by the Project for Excellence in Journalism and Harvard University. It also reports some interesting results about bias in TV reporting. It says Democrats received more total coverage than Republicans -and more positive coverage. Republicans got more negative coverage. The survey found that stories on the Fox News Channel which tilted positive or negatiuve favored Republicans over Democrats - but that most Fox...

Democrats Hillary Clinton Says Iran is a threat and cannot be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons, but also says no military action can be taken without authorization from Congress. Says tougher sanctions will strengthen diplomatic efforts, and supports direct negotiations. Voted for Senate resolution declaring Iran's Revolutionary Guard a terrorist group... Barack Obama Supports sanctions if they are not linked to any possible attack on Iran or to keeping troops in Iraq. Prefers diplomacy, but does not rule out military action. Says he would have voted against Revolutionary Guard resolution because it could lead to military action...

Ah, those diversity-loving liberals. You know, the kind who would stifle free speech with their Orwellian "Fairness Doctrine," who threaten legal action against mom-and-pop T-shirt makers who criticize MoveOn.borg. Wesley Clark would now take things one step further, whacking Rush Limbaugh off the Armed Forces Newtwork radio airwaves...

If women are from Venus and men are from Mars, the former valuing peace and the latter reveling in war, Hillary Rodham Clinton is a lot more like Mars than Venus. She loves war.

Looking past the presidential nomination, Democratic leaders quietly fear that Sen. Hillary Clinton at the top of their 2008 ticket could hurt candidates at the bottom. They say the former First Lady may be too polarizing for much of the country. In more than 40 interviews, Democratic candidates, consultants and party chairmen form every region pointed to internal polls that give Clinton strikingly high unfavorable ratings in places with key congressional and state races. "I'm not sure it would be fatal in Indiana, but she would be a drag," said Indiana Democratic state rep. Dave Crooks. Speaking anonymously, a Midwest...

ITHINK Hillary Clinton is fantastic. But I think it is too soon for her to run. This may sound odd, but a woman should be past her sexuality when she runs. Hillary still has sexual power and I don't think people will accept that. It's too threatening." So says Sharon Stone, a sexual power if ever there was one. She talks in the new issue of Hollywood Life magazine. Interesting theory. It echoes somewhat the view of another sexual icon, Madonna. Here's what the Queen of Pop said to Out magazine, a snippet that did not make it to the...

Pingree's missing ideology BY Sarason Liebler October 03, 2002 Chellie Pingree, challenger for the Senate seat held by Susan Collins, may not be willing to characterize her ideology with a succinct description, but her rapidfire declarations are nonetheless revealing. A few weeks ago, Ms. Pingree appeared before the editorial staff of Courier Publications and was impressive. She was sharp, primed to fire and proved she can get out more words per second than a 33 RPM record played at 78 speed. When questioned on her oft-mentioned ideology, though, Pingree reverted to "pol speak," letting us know that she was for...