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The Foreign 4-Propylbenzaldehyde Mystery
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There are seven commercial suppliers of the industrial chemical 4-Propylbenzaldehyde in the United States of America. They are: 3B Scientific Corporation Honest Joy Holdings Rieke Metals, Inc. Oakwood Products, Inc. Riedel-de Haen AG Platte Valley Scientific, LLC ASDI Incorporated Why, …
Posted in Economy, Legislation, Mysteries
Tagged 4-Propylbenzaldehyde, congress, house of representative, imports, mick mulvaney
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An Ajudicative Bedtime Story
All across the land, children are settling down to bed. For them, we offer this audio recording, for the very first time anywhere online, of An Ajudicative Bedtime Story
Posted in Fiction Experiments, Irregular Ideas, Legislation, Podcasts
Tagged ajudicative, bedtime, story
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Liberal Alternatives To Kirsten Gillibrand
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Kirsten Gillibrand is facing challenges from two liberal candidates in the 2012 U.S. Senate race in New York.
Four Senate Democrats Defend Subsidies For Big Oil
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The next time the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee calls you up asking for money, ask them what they’re doing about these Democratic Senators who are sitting in Big Oil’s pocket: Mark Begich, Mary Landrieu, Ben Nelson and Jim Webb.
Posted in Democrats, Environment, Legislation
Tagged ben nelson, congress, energy, fossil fuels, jim webb, mark begich Mary Landrieu, oil, senate, subsidies
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Sherrod Brown Plays the People of Ohio for Chumps with his Indefinite Detention Betrayal
On the issue of indefinite detention Senator Sherrod Brown has played the people of Ohio for chumps. The question is whether the people of Ohio will roll over like trained dogs and ask for more of the same. Sherrod Brown: …
Posted in Democrats, Election 2006, Election 2012, Homeland Insecurity, Legislation, Liberty, Politics, State and Local
Tagged apology, cenk uygur, chump, indefinite detention, mark udall, military commissions act, mistake, national defense authorization act, ndaa, ohio, s. 2175, sherrod brown
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Pipelines Preserved But Glaciers Going In Glacier National Park
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Communities near Glacier National Park need the natural gas that comes through that pipeline, but they also need the water that comes from the glaciers on the nearby mountains. When those glaciers are gone, where are they going to get their drinking water?
Posted in Environment, Legislation, State and Local
Tagged climate change, energy, fossil fuels, glacier national park, global warming, jon tester, max baucus, montana, natural gas, pipeline
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2 Republicans Join 35 Democrats on H.R. 4192, Bill to Overturn Indefinite Detention
On restoring constitutional rights, bipartisanship is only MOSTLY dead. Quick, someone fetch a chocolate-covered nut.
Perhaps the Most Unfortunately Titled Bill in the 112th Congress is…
… the Removing Barriers to Colorectal Cancer Screening Act of 2012 (H.R. 4120). Can you do better?
Posted in Humor and Fun, Legislation, Politics
Tagged bill, congress, connotation, double meaning, h.r. 4120, Legislation, title
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Huge Majority of U.S. House Votes to Criminalize Protest Against any Visiting World Leader
Is the Democratic Party the party of civil liberty? Not anymore. Not if you judge by congressional Democrats’ action this past week in overwhelmingly passing H.R. 347, a bill that makes it a federal crime punishable by a year in …
Posted in Democrats, Homeland Insecurity, Legislation, Liberty, Politics
Tagged assembly, constitution, dissent, first amendment, free speech, freedom, h.r. 374, president, protest, secret service, world leaders
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Marriage Equality Squished In New Jersey, Advanced In Maryland
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Good for Washington! Good for Maryland! Shame on Chris Christie. Gays and lesbians don’t have to get married if they don’t want to, and regressive grumps don’t have to like it if they don’t want to, but the choice to get married ought to be up to the people who are getting married.
Posted in Legislation, Liberty, Sex and Gender
Tagged chris christie, equality, glbt, lgbt, marriage, maryland, new jersey
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House Republicans Allow XL Pipeline Jobs to Leave America
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94 percent of the congressional GOP voted against keeping jobs in America. Thanks to those Republicans in Congress, jobs that could have gone to American steelworkers can all go to steel mills in foreign countries instead.
Posted in Legislation, Republicans
Tagged congress, house of representatives, iron, jobs, made in america, mike doyle, steel, xl pipeline
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Congress Voting To Blast US Environment With H.R. 7
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If H.R. 7 goes into effect, it will create a negative feedback loop in communities across America, with crumbling resources and a growing economic burden for families who already can’t make ends meet. Oil and gas corporations will benefit if H.R. 7 becomes law, but those corporations already are bringing in record profits. They don’t need our help.
H.R. 3745, Putting All of a Credit Union’s Eggs in the Collection Basket
There’s a saying that’s popular among credit unions: “not for profit, not for charity, but for service.” Most people know that credit unions are non-profit organizations that return all their proceeds to members, distinguishing them from banks, institutions whose goal …
Posted in Democrats, Economy, Legislation, Politics, Religion
Tagged 112th congress, charity, churches, congress, corrine brown, credit union, dangerous, faith-based, florida, foreclosure, h.r. 3745, house of representatives, lending, loans, megaloans, prudent, Religion, special favors
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Have You Forgotten Obama’s Broken Promise On Corporate Immunity From Prosecution?
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As Barack Obama prepares his re-election campaign, he is being haunted by his past dishonesty about the FISA Amendments Act. Rocky Anderson, presidential candidate for the Justice Party, is ready to remind voters of Obama’s broken promise.
Posted in Alternative Parties, Barack Obama, Election 2012, Legislation, Liberty
Tagged Barack Obama, fisa amendments act, rocky anderson
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Jill Stein and Rocky Anderson Take Different Approaches To Opposing SOPA
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Jill Stein posted a short, stark graphic against the Stop Online Piracy Act. Rocky Anderson wrote a long essay against SOPA. Which tactic do you think was more effective?
Posted in Activism, Election 2012, Greens, Legislation, Media
Tagged Jill Stein, rocky anderson, sopa, stop online piracy act
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