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2011 - FIND OUT WHAT'S HAPPENING UNDER BOEHNER LEADERSHIP
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Boehner District Chief to speak to Republican Men’s Club
Ryan Day, U.S. Congressman John Boehner’s District Chief of Staff, will
be speaking to members and guests at the Darke County Republican Men’s
Club on Saturday. Republicans, under Boehner’s leadership, have
insisted that cuts have to be made in the budget, with no new taxes, if
the debt limit is to be increased. Democrats, under Pres. Barack
Obama’s leadership, have insisted that entitlements not be impacted and
a tax increase on the wealthy will still be needed. This has led to a
stalemate as the deadline for a possible federal government default
approaches in August. Day will address those issues and more from the
perspective of House Speaker Boehner... Read More. More Events.
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Independence Day Celebration 2011
Photo credits: Bob Robinson and Naiesha Thobe
County News Online took more than 300 photos of the Eagles Independence
Day Celebration. Approximately 200 of them have been published on CNO.
Links include previously published photos with six stories about the
event and preparations for it; plus seven sets of previously
unpublished photos... Read More. More Photos.
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| STATE SEN. BILL BEAGLE
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Recovery, Relief, Reform: Ohio’s Budget in Review
COLUMBUS – Dull moments have been few and far between since entering
the Ohio Senate in January of this year. However, the past three months
have been especially busy as my colleagues and I worked to develop a
responsible state budget for Fiscal Years 2012 and 2013. Now that the
process has ended, I am glad to report that we were able to produce a
balanced plan that cuts spending, eliminates a gaping $8... Read More. More Opinion. |
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BOEHNER PURSUES SMALLER CUTS
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msnbc.com...
Obama faces new obstacles in high-stakes debt talks
Failure to act may mean first-ever default on nation’s financial
obligations, which some warn could trigger global financial chaos -
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama will try to salvage high-stakes
debt talks... Read More. More News. |
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| 2010 FOOTBALL SEASON NO LONGER EXISTS
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Dayton Business Journal...
Ohio State vacates football victories
by Jeff Bell
Ohio State University will vacate all 12 victories from the 2010
football season and its Big Ten co-championship as part of its
self-imposed punishment for the Tattoogate scandal that has hounded the
program since December. Those corrective actions and a number of others
were outlined Friday in... Read More. More News. |
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NO TAX INCREASES MAKES REPS "FANATICS"
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Townhall...
An Establishment in Panic
By Pat Buchanan
By refusing to accept tax increases in a deal to raise the debt
ceiling, Republicans are behaving like “fanatics,” writes David Brooks
of The New York Times. Anti-tax Republicans “have no sense of moral
decency,” he adds. They are “willing to stain their nation’s honor” to
“worship their idol.” If this “deal of the century” goes down, as he
calls...
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STIMULUS A "SLUSH FUND" FOR OBAMA
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Townhall Finance...
Obama’s Stimulus Waste: $7 million per House on Internet Access
By Bob Beauprez
In our blog post of July 5, 2011 we cited analysis of the recently
release quarterly summary report of Barack Obama’s Stimulus that
concluded the Administration spent $278,000 per job they claimed to
have “saved or created” with the $666 billion the White House has spent
thus far of the...
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EDITOR - TODAY IS MONDAY, JULY 11,
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reminder sent by a reader: Transfer tax increase goes into effect on
July 27, 30 days after its passage. Boehner District Chief to address
Republican Men’s Club Saturday… make your plans to attend. Also in News:
Update on the Treasurer’s Office... Death Tax Dead; PETA proposes
Procter & Gamble stop animal testing; and Rasmussen... Reviewing
Last Week’s Key Polls. Commissioners: July 6; No Meeting July 4. Blogs:
Brighter Days Still Ahead for the United States; In God We Trust; All
Others Pay Cash; and It’s... Back! The Misery Index Rises Again. For
Yesterday's Home Page Click Here.
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