Democrats and Tea Party Supporters Teaming Up To Stop Lawmakers Giving Themselves Gun Perks
Unlikely alliance motivated by different concerns
Unlikely alliance motivated by different concerns
Formerly a Republican, but currently independent
The president, who first campaigned on a claim to constitutional expertise, is now the document's biggest threat.
With the urbanized front rangers currently winning
Favorability has been dropping since Obama became president
The flagship legislation isn't that popular
It's not like they're supporting gun rights or reduced spending or anything like that
Respondents to the Gallup poll also said that Democrats spend too much
Cats and dogs living together!
After Ashley Judd said she's not running against him
The Grand Old Party realizes it needs a new strategy.
Latinos want driving rights more than voting rights
Polls indicate she has some work to do
Because to do otherwise would be immoral.
They just don't count $100B in spending and fudge their assumptions
Says it looks like "a re-run of the 'Golden Girls'"
Gloria Romero fights for school choice from the left.
But aren't very committed to either of the major parties
It's the legislature's job, they argue
Democrats don't quite know what sort of spending problem we have. But they're sure it's one that doesn't require cutting anything.
If you make yourself dependent on government spending ...
After all, the Democrats are in charge there
And, of course, the Buffett Rule
Information from surveys could end up in hands of credit card companies and retailers
At the moment, Virginia Republicans are stronger than Democrats.
Booker wants to run for Lautenberg's seat
They might want to rethink their gun control strategies first
The former president wades in
Barack Obama won't be a first-term president much longer
In 2010 and 2011 support was almost equal
Expect the Supreme Court to be the ultimate arbiter
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