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» Can Republicans sustain gains in 2016?
Even many Republicans aren’t sure their gains will continue through the 2016 election.
» House fires first shot at ban on oil exports
Rep. Joe Barton, R-Texas, introduced legislation this week to end the 39-year-old ban on exporting crude.
» Editorial: ‘Torture’ report shows Obama’s selective transparency
There seems to be incongruity and even political opportunism in President Obama’s selective transparency.
» Liberals rally against Dodd-Frank change in spending bill
“This is a roadmap for the stealth unwinding of financial reform,” said Barney Frank, who co-wrote the law.
» Why is Hillary Clinton still giving paid speeches?
Clinton is not in any rush to make an announcement for the 2016 elections.
» Watchdog: With VA construction more than $1b over budget, contractor refuses to work
The company said it is out $100 million of its own money and that the VA has not acted in “good faith.”
» Rick Perry: ‘I am a compelling individual to support’ in 2016
The outgoing Texas Republican is poised and ready.
» Philip Klein: Study shows that expanding Medicaid hinders growth, costs jobs
The finding runs counter to the argument that the Medicaid expansion is an economic stimulus.
» Op-Ed: Want to help smokers quit? Stop lying about e-cigs
America’s public health establishment is playing a shameful role in the fight against smoking.
» NBC News finally gets around to reporting on the Jonathan Grubering of America
NBC News on Tuesday was the last to cover Jonathan Gruber’s “stupidity of the American voter” remarks.
