Walker recall effort kicks off
Posted under Corruption, Keeping Informed
This post was written by PoliticsRX on November 16, 2011
Pete Sessions, NRCC Chair, Stumbles, Turns To Bush Agenda When Asked How GOP Would Cut Deficit
When asked on specifics how the Republican party would balance the budget, Sessions answered with “We will balance the budget”, then mentions that they need to “read the bills”.
When National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman, Sen. John Cornyn (R-Tex.) was asked what he would do, he deferred to forthcoming results from a finance commission which the Obama Administration formed because the GOP blocked.
Yes, Mr. Sessions, you do need to read the bills.
Read More: Pete Sessions, NRCC Chair, Stumbles, Turns To Bush Agenda When Asked How GOP Would Cut Deficit.
Posted under Keeping Informed
This post was written by PoliticsRX on July 20, 2010
Boehner Proposes Moratorium on Federal Regulations – HUMAN EVENTS
John Boehner proposes a Moratorium on Federal Regulations… because there is uncertainty about regulational details.
Isn’t that what got us into this mess – lack of regulations?
Further, shouldn’t Congress pass what they are going to pass, and move on so businesses know how to move forward, versus further delaying the unknown?
Read More: Boehner Proposes Moratorium on Federal Regulations – HUMAN EVENTS.
Posted under Keeping Informed
This post was written by PoliticsRX on July 19, 2010
RNC Chairman Steele: ‘George Bush Created A Lot Of Jobs’
Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele appears on CNBC, and is quoted as having said former President Bush “created a lot of jobs”.
Read More: Think Progress » Steele Makes Up Facts: ‘George Bush Created A Lot Of Jobs’.
Posted under Keeping Informed
This post was written by PoliticsRX on June 24, 2010
GOP Blocks Three Key Anti-Wall Street Amendments
In this article:
- Sen. Richard Shelby, Alabama, the top ranking Republican on the Banking Committee objected on the ban that would keep banks from using taxpayer-backed money for trading in their own benefit.
- Shelby objected to reining in predatory payday-lending practices
- Shelby also objected to a ban on naked default swaps, which were at the heart of the crisis
GOP Blocks Three Key Anti-Wall Street Amendments.
Posted under Financial, Government Bailout, Keeping Informed
This post was written by PoliticsRX on June 6, 2010
