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Tag: taxpayers

Feb 18
2008

$1 Billion Protection For Banks

Misc

This seems rather odd. Banks have been using devices to scan and archive checks that apparently breaks the patent of the company that invented the device. So what is the Republican answer to this? Don’t let the banks pay – let the taxpayers pay for it. That is the legislation laid out by Jeff Sessions. […]

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Jan 23
2008

Oh Those Earmarks

Misc

We hear Bush saying how he will get rid of earmarks all the time. Well that doesn’t look like the case so much: But Bush hesitates to exercise his authority. Surely he doesn’t fear challenging a Congress that trails him in public approval surveys. House Republican Whip Roy Blunt, R-Mo., has reportedly warned administration officials […]

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Dec 19
2006

A Perfect Need For Oversight

Misc

Sure – we can fork out all this money: The U.S. government already has a courthouse at Guantanamo Bay, but the Pentagon isn’t satisfied, CBS News correspondent Sharyl Attkisson reports. It plans to spend $100 million of your tax dollars to build a huge new facility just down the hill. “This is very expensive for […]

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Nov 9
2006

We Offically Got The Senate!!!!

Misc

It is offical – Allen has just conceded. Burns concede earlier today also. We are now the offical majority in the Senate. I will give Allen credit as he could have demanded a re-count that would have dragged everything out for the next month and cost Va. taxpayers big time.

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Oct 15
2006

A Felon In The Republican House.

Misc

Since Bob Ney pleaded guilty Friday, we now have a felon sitting on the United States House of Representatives. Now he has said he will resign in the future and the Republicans have vowed to vote him out, but that will not happen until after their recess, which means Ney will continue to draw a […]

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Oct 12
2006

Captain Anti-Tax Norquist Trying To Defraud Tax Payers

Misc

The hero. The idol. The man they set up on a pedestal for the entire conservative movement is now implicated in the Jack Abramoff scandal: Five conservative nonprofit organizations, including one run by prominent Republican Grover Norquist, “perpetrated a fraud” on taxpayers by selling their clout to lobbyist Jack Abramoff, Senate investigators said in a […]

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Sep 29
2006

So Let's Get This Straight

Misc

In the 90’s, the Republican leadership in Congress decided to engage in a witchhunt against Bill Clinton that last for months and cost taxpayers millions. The witchhunt was about sexual relations between two consenting adults. The Republicans now try to blame Clinton for 9/11 and say it was because he was distracted by the Lewinsky […]

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Sep 13
2006

So Why Today?

Misc

There has been a lot of coverage on the news networks today about the House’s debate over the resolution to commemorate 9/11. The question is – why today? Should this not have been debated and enacted for the actual anniversary – 3 days ago? Oh wait – I got it. The House was on recess […]

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May 5
2006

Bend Over – Congress is at it Again

Misc

Something that really hasn’t been talked about today is an interesting report in the New York Times about the tax cuts that are making grounds through Congress. The entire article is well worth a read but here is the most interesting part I found in it: The top tenth of 1 percent, whose average income […]

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May 1
2006

Iraq By The Numbers – Then And Now

Misc

Think Progress has done an outstanding job putting some numbers together comparing the statistics in Iraq three years ago today, when Bush gave his infamous “mission accomplished” speech, to the same figures today:   May 1, 2003 Today U.S. Troops Wounded 542 17,469 U.S. Troops Killed   139 2,400 Size of U.S. Forces 150,000 132,000 […]

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