Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee will not use Christmas to describe the state’s Christmas tree. This is the second year in a row he has called the state’s tree a "holiday" tree.
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"resident shameless hussie"
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg -- along with Northeastern lawmakers -- met with Congressional leaders and White House officials and are asking for $42 billion in aid for New York and $37 billion in aid for New Jersey.
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Mary
"resident shameless hussie"
States across the nation rely on poor suckers to fund their spending. No, we’re not talking about taxpayers – we’re talking about lottery ticket purchasers. According to new studies, households earning $13,000 per year spend almost $1,170 per year on lottery tickets – 9 percent of total income.
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Mary
"resident shameless hussie"
Today, President Obama announced at yet another one of his campaign events/photo ops at the White House that he would “go anywhere and I’ll do whatever it takes to get this done. It’s too important for Washington to screw this up. Now’s the time for us to work on what we all agree to which is let’s keep middle class taxes low. That’s what our economy needs. That’s what the American people deserve.”
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Mary
"resident shameless hussie"
The reason this bodes well for America is that, despite the determined efforts by secularists to remove overt expressions of religiosity form the public arena, people still care about their religious traditions. And no amount of leftist secularists' glossing over the meaning of the religious holidays of the Judeo-Christian tradition can obscure that fact.
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Mary
"resident shameless hussie"
This article exposes the carbon emissions reduction taxation that has been levied on adopters of the so-called “green” alternatives, and shows that the level of taxation is, theoretically, many times the real market value of the carbon emissions. In one case, the level of taxation is actually infinite.
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"resident shameless hussie"
"But that dissatisfaction is not because Americans see a cover-up," said CNN Polling Director Keating Holland. "Only 40% believe that the inaccurate statements that administration officials initially made about the Benghazi attack were an attempt to deliberately mislead the public. Fifty-four percent think those inaccurate statements reflected what the White House believed to be true at the time."
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"resident shameless hussie"
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