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5 Year Extension Of Warrantless Surveillance On Americans Advanced By Secret Senate Hearing
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There is no public evidence that the FISA Amendments Act is being conducted constitutionally, or even that it is genuinely targeting terrorists. The time has come for the FISA Amendments Act to expire. Years have passed in which reforms of the law could have been crafted. Yet, no reforms are even being proposed by the White House or Congress. Therefore, the only responsible vote for any member of Congress on any legislation that extends the FISA Amendments Act in any way is NO.
Posted in Legislation, Liberty
Tagged big brother, congress, fisa amendments act, ron wyden, secrecy, senate, surveillance
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Beloved Defender of the Constitution Ron Paul Just Voted Against the Constitution Again
On May 9 of 2012, the House of Representatives voted to pass the Amendment 1096 to H.R. 5326, shortly before H.R. 5326 itself passed the House. Amendment 1096, introduced by Tim Huelskamp of Kansas, forbids the President from directing the …
New Sanctions Against Iran Smelling Very Oily
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It’s not strictly true to say that the sanctions against Iran are not working. They’re working very well for the executives and wealthy investors whose fortunes are connected to the price of a barrel of oil.
Posted in Economy, Legislation
Tagged accountability, and Human Rights Act, congress, energy, fossil fuels, iran, oil, sanctions, senate, the Iran Sanctions
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Republicans In Congress Whine That Their Political Destiny Isn’t Coming True
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If there really is a predetermined plan for greatness of the USA through journeys into outer space, then it will come to pass, and doesn’t need the help of a congressional resolution. If, on the other hand, there is no real outer space destiny of American Exceptionalism, well, what’s the big fuss about? Members of Congress can still get out toy spaceships and Star Wars action figures and play with them after all the interns have gone home.
Posted in Legislation, Republicans
Tagged Allen West, american exceptionalism, Bill Posey, congress, destiny, frank wolf, house of representatives, jason chaffetz, john culberson, kevin yoder, lamar smith, Mo Brooks, outer space, pete olson, randy hultgren, rob bishop, sandy adams, Steven LaTourette, steven palazzo, ted poe, tom price
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Joe Wilson’s Odd Math On National Debt
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How could it be that dollar spent on schools for America’s kids increases the national debt, but a dollar spent on bombs and bullets used to kill people in America’s wars does not increase the national debt? Joe Wilson wasn’t able to explain how this freakish economic dynamic works.
Posted in Economy, Legislation, Republicans, War and Peace
Tagged buck mckeon, budget, congress, defense authorization act, house of representatives, joe wilson, military, spending
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Time For The USA To Pull Out From Europe
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If we could see more Republican legislation for cuts in military spending of the sort that Mike Coffman has offered, it would make the GOP claim of standing for fiscal responsibility a lot more believable.
Posted in Economy, Legislation, Republicans, War and Peace
Tagged congress, house of representatives, mike coffman, military
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Will Cutting Retirement Funds Stop Lobbying By Former Members Of Congress?
Yesterday, U.S. Representative Steve Israel introduced H.R. 5737, legislation that would remove federal retirement benefits for any “former Member of Congress receiving compensation as a highly-paid lobbyist”. Many former members of Congress, such as Newt Gingrich, make a killing using …
Posted in Ethics, Legislation
Tagged congress, house of representatives, lobbyists, steve israel
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How Many Americans Would Dye For A Job?
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Yesterday’s legislation would allow the importation of dyes like Reactive Red 264, Vat Black 25, and Yellow 175, without any import fees. So, these bills increase the budget deficit while sacrificing American jobs.
Posted in Economy, Legislation
Tagged color, congress, dye, house of representatives, import, jo bonner, jobs, randy hultgren
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Bob Dold Sacrifices American Jobs For Foreign Fake Drugs
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Bob Dold’s bills, H.R. 5357 and H.R. 5358, will give a special exemption from import fees for two placebos that will be used only by a corporation called Astellas, in clinical trials to required to give two of its pharmaceuticals access to U.S. markets.
Posted in Legislation, Republicans
Tagged astellas, bob dold, congress, house of representatives, imports, japan, pharmaceuticals, placebo
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Schumer Sells Out American Jobs For Mere Baubles
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Senator Charles Schumer loves to talk about the need to pass legislation that will create American jobs, but here he is, introducing legislation that discourages American manufacturing – for the sake of glittery false gemstones.
Posted in Economy, Legislation
Tagged charles schumer, congress, costume jewelry, imports, jobs, senate
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Bingaman Floats Bill To Lift Big Helium
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The idea of the political influence of Big Helium sounds like a joke, but actually, the helium industry is tied to one of the most powerful – and profitable – industries in the nation: The oil and gas industry.
Oil Industry Gets What It Paid For With Cory Gardner Drilling Bill
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No industry has given as much money to Congressman Gardner as the oil and gas industry. No wonder Cory Gardner just introduced legislation to create more profit opportunities for oil and gas corporations – using public lands.
Patrick Leahy Wants To Help The Ski Set With Cheap Imports
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He talks about preserving American jobs, but yesterday, Senator Patrick Leahy introduced legislation that will, if passed, protect exemptions from reasonable import fees for foreign-made ski boots.
Posted in Democrats, Economy, Ethics, Legislation
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All Of The Above Insanity From Congressman Scott Tipton
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An All Of The Above energy plan isn’t a plan at all. It’s merely a statement that our country should take action, and do something, do anything at all, without consideration of the consequences. It’s a policy to say that whenever anyone comes up with a plan for energy production, it should be approved without question.
Posted in Environment, Legislation
Tagged all of the above, Department of the Interior, energy, federal lands, national parks, scott tipton
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