Posted on 13 March 2012. Tags: Chairperson, Constitutional Issues, County Government, First Meeting, Government Committee, Iclei, Light Of Truth, Members Of The House Of Representatives, Members Of The Senate, Nongovernmental Organizations, President Of The Senate, Quorum, Regional Commissions, Shine The Light, Speaker Of The House, Speaker Of The House Of Representatives, State Counties, Study Committee, Towns And Cities, United Nations Agenda 21
House Bill 1634, the bill that would ban ICLEI in New Hampshire, appears to be changed into a study bill establishing a committee that will report to the General Court next year: Amend the title of the bill by replacing it with the following: AN ACT establishing a committee to study the implementation of United [...]
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Posted on 01 December 2011. Tags: Atonement, Computerized Voting System, Dirty Little Secret, Frank Harris, George Busbee, Georgia State Politics, House Speaker, Jimmy Carter, Joe Frank Harris, Newt Gingrich, Party Preference, Personal Story, Powerful Man, Ronald Reagan, Roy Barnes, Speaker Of The House, Speaker Of The House Of Representatives, Virginians, Voting Machines, Zell Miller
If you are familiar with Georgia State politics, then you know the name Tom Murphy. Murphy served as Speaker of the House of Representatives in Georgia for 28 years, from 1974 to 2002. He was described often as the most powerful man in Georgia. His time as Speaker saw five governors come and go – [...]
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Posted on 07 April 2011. Tags: Abortion Services, Bipartisan Agreement, Budget Deal, Democrat Leaders, District Of Columbia, Government Shutdown, Harry Reid, John Boehner, Mitch Mcconnell, Negotiators, Nev, Oval Office, Secretary Of Defense, Senate Majority Leader, Senate Majority Leader Harry, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Senate Republican Leader, Speaker Of The House, Stopgap Measure, Thursday Morning
Politico reports today, “Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said Thursday morning that he was ‘not nearly as optimistic’ about striking a budget deal as he was last night when he left an Oval Office meeting with Speaker of the House John Boehner. . . . ‘I am not nearly as optimistic as I was [...]
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Posted on 15 November 2010. Tags: Cnn, Critical Concern, Democratic Party, Governor Of North Carolina, Heath Shuler, Joe Johns, John Boehner, Medicaid, Medicare, Minority Leader, Moderate Democrat, Nancy Pelosi, Nomination, Progressives, Quixotic Quest, Reshuffle, Right Wing, S Joe, Speaker Of The House, State Of The Union
It’s now official: Sandy’s favorite Democrat – Cong. Heath Shuler of NC is running against Cong. Nancy Pelosi for minority leader. Of course I’ll gladly root for Shuler; I admire him for this faith and his [mostly] conservative positions on the issue. But this is a lost cause worthy of Sen. Jefferson Smith. Shuler admits [...]
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Posted on 30 October 2010. Tags: Asheville Citizen Times, Conservative Democrats, Conservative Principles, Conservatives, Democrat, Governor Of North Carolina, Hate Crimes Bill, Heath Shuler, Jeff Miller, Lurch, Minority Leader, Moral Compass, National Politics, Pelosi, Politician, Progressive Legislation, Radio Debate, Speaker Of The House, Sports Page, Steward, Switch Parties, Virgil Goode, Virginia Governor Kaine
My favorite Democrat (officeholder), Rep. Heath Shuler, is moving toward a run for Speaker of the House. “If there is no viable alternative, I will be running for speaker of the House,” Shuler said during a radio debate with Republican Jeff Miller, the Asheville Citizen-Times reported. My first comment is: Let’s make sure he’s running [...]
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Posted on 28 July 2010. Tags: Abyss, Badge Of Honor, Charlottesville Va, Congressman Eric Cantor, Eric Cantor, Launching Pad, Minority Whip, Nancy Pelosi, Nbc 29, Personal Price, Political Analysts, Refreshing Change, Republican Votes, Responsible Government, Right Man, Rising Star, Speaker Of The House, Special Person, Support Virginia, Thorn
Virginia’s Congressman Eric Cantor has come a long way, and most believe he has a long way yet to go. As Minority Whip for House Republicans, Cantor has proven time and again he has what it takes to demand responsible government, and the ability to get the Republican votes in line when it comes time [...]
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