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nydailynews.com

This article states that PR has 4 mil people. If they join the union, they will have reps in the HOR. For comparison, Kentucky has 4.3 mil people and 6 HOR reps. If PR decides for statehood, where will the HOR seats come from... we are mandated to re

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Lexington Herald Leader

Under the federal Highway Beautification Act, Kentucky must keep "effective control of outdoor advertisements" or risk, as a penalty, losing some federal money for a half-dozen transportation-related programs, wrote the administrator of the Federal H

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Tenth Ammendment Center

AZ Senator Sylvia Allen (R) needs your help! She and Senators Gould and Grey are the primary sponsors for Senate Concurrent Resolution 1050. Together, they have made AZ the fourth state to introduce Cap and Trade nullification legislation, and this b

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Washington Post

As the General Assembly prepares to convene Wednesday, Republicans have introduced a series of bills designed to counter federal policy. The state's new Republican attorney general says he is assembling a legal team with an eye to challenging the fe

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Robert Eschauzier for LewRockwell.com

At the core of Mises’, Hayek’s, Rothbard’s and, more recently, Hoppe’s work lies the recognition that governance of markets and societies is a spontaneous and civilizing force far too complex to be "managed" by any form of monopolistic government.

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By Chad Millman ESPN Magazine

By Chad Millman
ESPN The Magazine
July 24, 2009

For months the NFL has been threatening to sue Delaware if the state went ahead with plans for sports betting this fall.

Other leagues have joined Roger Goodell and the NFL in the battle with Delaware.

Friday, the league, which had been pro sports' biggest opponent to Delaware's plans, followed through. And it convinced some powerful friends to join in the fight. In federal court in Wilmington, the NFL, NBA, Major League Baseball, the NHL and the NCAA filed a complaint to stop Gov. Jack Markell and the Delaware State Lottery Office from taking bets on their games.

Delaware, along with Nevada, Montana and Oregon, is one of four states legally exempt from the 1992 Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA),

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Ernie, Just heard on Republic Broadcasting, Greg Evenson,that Montana is SECEDING from the union, right now. Also heard that Alberta, Canada, is doing the same. WE Shall See. Please use your judgement as to whether to P

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