Articles of interest, December 1
By: Benjamin Hodge (Diary) | December 1st at 11:39 AM |
Articles you might find interesting: Late-term abortions for nation’s capital: Nebraska’s late-term, post-viable abortionist LeRoy Carhart to open shop outside of Washington, DC. National Journal: Democrats’ Diversity Problem. Republicans are successfully recruiting minority candidates. Bring out your dead: New York’s organ wagon to make house calls to collect kidneys from the just-died. Five Schools of Thought on Earmarks – Club for Growth Google to begin e-book sales Mike Huckabee - Execute | Read More »
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Interesting articles.
By: Benjamin Hodge (Diary) | November 17th at 12:13 PM |
Some articles you might find interesting: Kaw and Border: (Larry) “Winn, Lose, or Make Excuses.” Harry Reid re-elected as Senate Majority Leader. Quinnipiac: President’s approval rating at 44%. Boston Herald: Massachusetts government is aggressively enforcing fines against citizens who can’t afford the mandated health insurance. Politico: Jim DeMint wins earmark ban vote among Senate Republicans. Club for Growth: Roy Blunt votes “No” on earmark ban. Patricia Ruffini: The natural | Read More »
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