Just because he was rude, doesn't mean Joe Wilson was wrong when he said: "You lie!"
From The Washington Examiner:
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With apologies to Marvin Hamlisch.
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The funny part of this story is that the White House wouldn't let Biden talk to the media. Maybe they were afraid he'd get questions on the ground rule double.
From The Sun Gazette:
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Looks like the Dems might be going for a "50% solution." Well, when they break it, they own it.
From The Christian Science Monitor:
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Did anyone bounce this off of Al Gore?
From ZDNet:
| White House not equipped to hold keys to the Internet
A controversial proposal that would give the President the power to seize control of the Internet — essentially cutting off the private-sector in the event of a “cybersecurity emergency” — is still on the table in Washington, CNET reports. The idea, which first surfaced in a bill back in March, is largely in-tact in its revisions, according to a CNET review of the 55-page draft of the bill. (excerpt) Watchdog groups, tech companies and others are already waving red flags, warning that the bill’s vague wording is an issue, that the government isn’t equipped to be trusted with that sort of power and that the bill could have broader implications on the national economy. |
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Don't they read these things before they implement them? Oh wait. They don't.
From CNN Money:
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Charles Rangle to voters: Do what I say, not what I do.
From The New York Post:
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It isn't just a Conservative talking point.
From The Huffington Post:
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Senior citizens vote with their feet.
From USA Today:
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