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Adieu, Adieu, Remember Me
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DeMint's Defense of RomneyCare is Ignorant...And Dangerous
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McConnell Pushing Vote to Block the EPA from Regulating Carbon Emissions
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More Barbour on Afghanistan
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House Passes Three Week Spending Bill
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Puerto Rico Gov. Anibal Acevedo Vila has been indicted by the U.S. government for "tax fraud and using campaign money to pay for family vacations;" expensive clothing; and credit card bills. Why should we care? Acevedo is a superdelegate for Barack Obama, and the Puerto Rico primary, with its 55 delegates, is one of the last places to vote on June 1.
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