Gail Collins writes (column, Aug. 4), “You are probably wondering what your elected officials have been up to.” If their legislative record is any indication, not much. Our country faces serious fiscal and other challenges, and they are about to become even more dire with the year-end “fiscal cliff.” Yet all Congress can do is …
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August 8, 2012 Are you a NObama voter? Or will you say Mitt-No! in November? You might not have heard, but the difference-makers in the presidential election this year will be PSVs: problem-solving voters. You know, people who’d like Washington and those we send there to actually work for a change. So says Mark McKinnon, …
Gail Collins writes (column, Aug. 4), “You are probably wondering what your elected officials have been up to.” If their legislative record is any indication, not much. Our country faces serious fiscal and other challenges, and they are about to become even more dire with the year-end “fiscal cliff.” Yet all Congress can do is …
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The House of Representatives approved S. 679 legislation on Tuesday, a bill that reduces the number of executive positions subject to Senate confirmation. Decreasing the number of executive positions to come in front of the Senate for confirmation is one of the most important proposals in No Labels’ Make The Presidency Work! action plan. “Important …
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written by Mark McKinnon It is not my intention or desire to beat up on the mothership or my colleagues at The Daily Beast, but as a Republican who is trying to bring a shade of conservative balance to the site—even though to most movement conservatives I am a RINO (Republican in Name Only) or a …
