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Bipartisanship lives. Or at least it should because this is one issue where some Republicans are right on: Two Republican lawmakers in recent days have said they will fight to.
And we have yet another article wondering why Prime Minister Obama didn't just eliminate the American health insurance industry: So what would be the costs if we had a president.
You know, you have to talk to chicks remembering they're all flighty and stuff: As Republican candidates figure out how to best win over women voters, Iowa GOP Senate candidate.
Georges Méliès, The Haunted Castle, from 1896.
In response to Erik's post, I think I've mentioned this before but in fact the subject of evaluating managers is the subject of Chris Jaffe's book, which I think is.
While I have no problem with Bobby Cox, Joe Torre, and Tony LaRussa getting elected to the Hall of Fame, evidently the standard for being a great manager is working.
We start with some bone-standard Republican cruelty: Democratic attempts to extend unemployment benefits for 1.3 million workers were a "disservice" to the unemployed, Sen. Rand Paul said Sunday. "I support.
On December 8, 1886, the American Federation of Labor formed at a meeting of union officials in Columbus, Ohio. The most successful labor federation in American history, the AFL has.