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Despite my skepticism that the Planned Parenthood wing of the Democratic Party will go away quietly, this Dana Goldstein piece suggests it won't be very strong. The Congressional Pro-Choice Caucus won't even release the names of the members who will supposedly vote against the bill to kill the Stupak amendment.
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Lazy Jack| 11.10.09 @ 2:52PM
Anyone surprised at the government's publication of these jobs statistics need to review this maxim of politicians:
We do not need facts. We have answers.
Some of us still recognize three-card monte when we see it.
http://thanksforthelaughs.word.....e-answers/
William R| 11.10.09 @ 8:15PM
This shouldn't surprise anyone