
by: Clyde Middleton posted: 2009-07-10 19:28:00
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The July 10, 2009, podcast is up for your listening pleasure! The podcast is here and on iTunes (start iTunes on your computer, go to the iTunes Store, select Podcasts, then search Patriot Room).
Topics include Obama's polls, Cap and Trade delayed, Healthcare, 2010 Elections, Russia START talks, G8 Summit, Israeli update, "Write nothing" and transparency, the House's signing-statement slap, and a few more topics of interest.
Articles:
Obama's polls
Cap and Trade delayed
More here
Healthcare
Health care overhaul bill suffers another setback in the House
2010 Elections
Russia START talks
Krauthammer on US-Russia Talks
Despite MSM spin, Obama accomplishes nothing in Russia
G8 Summit
Barack Obama on the defensive at G-8
Israeli update
2d terror cell busted before Suez Canal attacked
Israel's mounting pressure on Iran
"Write nothing" and transparency
CAFE standards discussion in secret
House's signing-statement slap
Miscellaneous
Roll call vote on "In God We Trust"
White House Press Corps Happy to Attend Barack Obama's Off-the-Record BBQ
Fun with Joe Biden, again
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Ranking Republican Paul Ryan responds to an NRO query about the news this morning: “The Congressional Budget Office has confirmed that there is currently no official cost estimate. Yet House Democrats are touting to the press — and spinning for partisan gain — numbers that have not been released and are impossible to confirm.Boy, a final official number that came in over a trillion bucks would really bite them in the a**.
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The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of likely Arizona GOP Primary voters shows McCain ahead 48% to 41%. Three percent (3%) favor another candidate, and eight percent (8%) are undecided. Following the announcement that Sarah Palin would campaign for his reelection, McCain opened up a 53% to 31% lead over Hayworth in January. The two men were in a near tie in November.By my math, McCain's lead shrunk from 21 to 7 in two months. Hmmm.
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[House] leaders are mulling a rule that would allow the chamber to "deem" the Senate's version of health legislation as passed, without actually having to vote on it. Imagine how useful this trick would be in daily life. You could make unpopular decisions without actually appearing to make them. That excruciating Thanksgiving dinner at your brother-in-law's? You "deemed" that you attended. . . . It's understandable that some House Democrats wouldn't want to cast a direct vote on the Senate bill . . . before moving to change it. But a procedure this transparently gimmicky just adds to the cynicism surrounding the bill and opens it up to unnecessary court challenges.
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In hypothetical match ups with Sen. Barbara Boxer (D) in the general election, Campbell leads Boxer, 44% to 43%, while Boxer leads Fiorina, 45% to 44%, and tops DeVore, 45% to 41%. Both findings are within the survey's margin of error.
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