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Legislative Mischief

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WTOP/Mark Segraves

Follow WTOP's (Washington D.C.) Mark Segraves as he attempts to register for a gun license and buy a firearm. [silly, silly grade-school antics]

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Rasmussenreports.com

Voters not affiliated with either party are the most critical of Congressional performance. Just 3% of those voters give Congress positive ratings, down from 6% last month. Sixty-three percent (63%) believe Congress is doing a poor job, up from 57% l

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thestrangebedfellows.com

The ACLU is joining with activists from the Ron Paul campaign, civil liberties writer Glenn Greenwald of Salon, and leading liberal bloggers to tell Congress that we will not let them ignore the Constitution or give immunity to telecoms.

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LewRockwell

Maybe your job is secure. Maybe you are out of the stock market. Maybe you aren’t waiting for a return on some real estate investment. The problem that hits everyone is inflation, which is roaring out of control in all the sectors we care about.

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Mondoreb

The Senate votes tomorrow on a particularly onerous piece of legislation: The Climate Security Act. It will affect neither climate, nor security. It will, however, affect your pocketbook in the confiscatory way we've come to expect from Congress.

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JTA

As 5,000 AIPAC actvists ascend Capitol Hill this week, they will be pushing a multifaceted agenda with a clear bottom line: It's the sanctions, stupid. Some new wrinkles in the lobbying blitz that traditionally follows the annual American

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Slashdot.org

"The Canadian government is secretly negotiating to join the US and the EU in an Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement. The agreement would give border guards the power to search iPods and cellphones for illegal downloads, as well as to force ISPs

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by Walter Williams

Most of the great problems we face are caused by politicians creating solutions to problems they created in the first place. The public loses sight that for every created benefit, there's also a created cost or, as Nobel Laureate Milton Friedman

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