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Congressman John Shadegg has an op-ed that appears in today's USA Today saying the sky is not falling and a bill will be passed. Shadegg said ... >
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U.S. Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) has already revolutionized American political campaigns with a Web-based network that by latest news reports is 5 ... >
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Quote of the Day
September 30, 2008
"Congressional leadership received less than four hours notice before the Secretary publicly warned of an imminent collapse of the market and announced his bailout plan. Clearly, it was his duty to provide Congress and its leaders time to evaluate this situation, and he failed. The Secretary went public with dire warnings, scaring the nation minutes after apprising Congressional leaders of this problem. That is simply unacceptable."
-- Republican Rep. John Shadegg on why he wants Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson to resign
-PolitickerAZ.com, 9/29/08
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