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by Team Think Progress 06.19.2013 19:28 |
The House will debate a variety of amendments to the farm bill on Wednesday, including one that would replace the bill"s $20,5 billion in cuts to food stamps with cuts to farm subsidies. In contrast with that amendment, sponsored by Rep. |
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by Team SlashDot 06.19.2013 19:28 |
MarkWhittington writes "Politico reports in a June 18, 2013 story that House Republicans have added a Mars base to its demands for a lunar base in the draft 2013 NASA Authorization bill. |
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by Team Guardian 06.19.2013 17:22 |
Thirty years ago, the old deal that held US society together started to unwind, with social cohesion sacrificed to greed. Was it an inevitable process or was it engineered by self-interested elites?
In or around 1978, America's character changed. |
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by Team Guardian 06.19.2013 07:20 |
Act would jail doctors for up to five years for abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy but is unlikely to become law
The US House of Representatives passed a bill on Tuesday night that would jail doctors for up to five years if they performed an abortion on a woman after 20 weeks of pregnanc |
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by Team Think Progress 06.18.2013 23:25 |
Have conservatives learned their lesson from the 47 percent debacle? A new paper from arguably the most influential conservative economist in the country, titled “In Defense Of The One Percent,” suggests no. |
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by Team Think Progress 06.18.2013 19:24 |
Chelsea Straus is the Special Assistant for the Pre-K-12 Education Policy team at the Center for American Progress Action Fund. |
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by Team Think Progress 06.18.2013 19:24 |
Our guest blogger is Jack Jenkins, a Senior Writer and Researcher with the Faith and Progressive Policy Initiative. Republicans and Tea Party conservatives have long peddled themselves as America"s moral compass, citing scripture as they propose regressive laws and policies. |
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by Team Guardian 06.18.2013 15:21 |
Immigration reform has enabled Senator Rubio, once a Tea Party poster-boy, to reposition himself deftly for a 2016 presidential run
On Monday, Politico reported that "With immigration, Marco Rubio risks DC insider label. |
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