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Packer Problems

Fab Favre. Stevens, off. God's on our side. Plus More.

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The failure to maintain interstate commerce by allowing transport infrastructure to fall into disrepair. The failure to secure our borders (covered in Mr. Cline's excellent article, sorry for the repeat). The failure to review judges based on their knowledge and application of the Law and allowing dozens of Federal appointments to not be filled. The failure to properly fund and equip our soldiers, marines, airmen, and sailors. The failure to update copyright and patent laws to keep up with changing technology. The failure to even debate on treaties negotiated in good faith by our Executive. The failure to provide consistent, clear, and implantable Energy policy so that Americans can continue to enjoy their freedoms and pursuits in the modern world.

Climate Change hysteria.

The largest reason that we cannot have a serious, fact and science based discussion on Global Warming is the continued insistence by certain lawmakers to refuse to allow such. Rather than getting their aides to seriously research the subject, it's all become a question of how much power we're going to lose to the government this time and how much of a wreck it will be to our already struggling economy.

Slanderous charges against our Men and Women in Uniform.

I'm looking at you, Murtha. Need I really say more?

p>In short, Congress is a failure. If it were up to me, each and every member of Congress would come under review, challenged with their voting record against the Constitution, and then impeached out of office if their voting record demonstrated any constancy against the list provided by Mr. Cline and myself. br> -- Charles Campbell br> Austin, Texas /p> p> In reading about things that go on in the Capitol Building, I am often reminded of a distant cousin's musing, "No American is safe while Congress is in session" (Will Rogers) br> -- Jeff Cook /p> p>
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louis vuitton| 4.27.10 @ 4:56AM

writer McCain (relative?) uses hundreds of words to end with the line..."But wouldn't it be fun?" He wants us to have fun this November while we pull the lever voting.r canada goosethe ills of the major cities in the lammunity have been poorly served by decades of black leadership. They continue to reelect the very people whose policies keep them in poverty. No debate presence is going to change that. The MSM.

louis vuitton| 4.27.10 @ 4:57AM

writer McCain (relative?) uses hundreds of words to end with the line..."But wouldn't it be fun?" He wants us to have fun this November while we pull the lever voting.r canada goosethe ills of the major cities in the lammunity have been poorly served by decades of black leadership. They continue to reelect the very people whose policies keep them in poverty. No debate presence is going to change that. The MSM.

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