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Vitter: Hey Obama, Here’s A Bill That Says You’re Not Going To Tap The SPR Until You Let Keystone XL Get Started
From a release out of Sen. David Vitter’s office comes something interesting – which of course won’t pass in a Democrat Senate but might well generate enough of a controversy that the right people can be embarrassed in an election... (Continue reading)
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Quote of the day
Quote Of The Day, May 22, 2013
“Add up all the recent scandals and the message is clear: the Obama administration is showing that it cannot be trusted with the basic functions of government: law enforcement (surveillance of reporters), taxation (IRS scandals), and national security (Benghazi).”- John Yoo