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Senator Jon Kyl, Senator Jim Inhofe, Senator Roy Blunt, Senator Pat Roberts, Senator David Vitter, Senator Ron Johnson, Senator John Cornyn, Senator Jim DeMint, Senator Tom Coburn, Senator John Boozman, Senator Rand Paul, Senator Jim Risch, Senator Mike Lee, Senator Jeff Sessions, Senator Mike Crapo, Senator Orrin Hatch, Senator John Barrasso, Senator Richard Shelby, Senator John Thune, Senator Richard Burr, Senator Saxby Chambliss, Senator Dan Coats, Senator John Hoeven, Senator Roger Wicker, Senator Jerry Moran and Senator Marco Rubio
What the Senate needs to do in a bipartisan fashion is kill the U.N. LOST treaty (Law of the Sea). It places control over seas and sea beds under U.N. panels and makes redistribution of wealth to poorer countries a condition of permission to use them. It is a frontal attack on American sovereignty. And it applies to 75% of the earth's surface. Check the list to see if you Senator opposes it:
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Our Nation's Future

Wendy60 Wrote: May 30, 2012 3:37 PM
The value of earmarks to a district and to a Congressman's re-election prospects is overstated to mythical proportions. Have you ever studied psychology? What I am saying is that earmarking is a superstitious behavior. Like rats, they want to keep pressing the lever even though they have no evidence that that is what brings them the reward. The truth is that Congressmen who oppose earmarks are re-elected, because the activists and average voters in their district are impassioned when they see principled behavior. If Congresscritters are worried about re-elections, it's not a lack of earmarking/payoffs to constituents that is their problem. They should change their whole attitude, and life would become a lot easier for them.
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Meet a New Civil Rights Heroine

Wendy60 Wrote: May 30, 2012 3:26 PM
If the young men were held responsible for the baby, girls would continue seducing them. It's called incentive.
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The War on Unborn Women

Wendy60 Wrote: May 30, 2012 3:12 PM
Not in favor of forced abortions at all, but regarding the gender imbalance - at least it makes the welfare/entitlement state impossible. The Chinese will never adopt Social Security, Medicare, etc. because there are four grandparents to one child.
The chatter is that Romney and Republicans will attempt entitlement reform next year. The key is to see to it that entitlement programs are sunsetted, not propped up as Paul Ryan is seeking to do. We cannot let Ryan and his neocon ilk keep the ponzi schemes going, passing off the inevitable for another day. Reforming the entitlements in the proper way will end our debt problem and allow politicians to decrease taxes.
And Pow Wow Chow.
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Democrats Panic as Wisconsin Recall Nears

Wendy60 Wrote: May 22, 2012 12:32 PM
This was not David vs. Goliath. The Democrats poured TONS of money into this race. They decided to make this ground zero in the war between the left and the right. They started this battle, and they were determined to win it. This new narrative of theirs that they were outmatched financially is complete B.S. They are only saying it to keep their horde from being completely demoralized. Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies.
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Is Your 5-Year-Old Transgender?

Wendy60 Wrote: May 22, 2012 12:13 PM
A 5-year-old doesn't understand the concept of sex or sexual attraction. Little children try to imitate what they admire. Our culture is still a masculine one, and little boys being tough, mechanical, and curious is something that toddlers (of both genders) admire. So little girls try to imitate and identify with them. It is not sexual. To some extent, we still act "masculine" as grownups, but in terms of personality or character, not sex. These parents are utterly incompetent, and they are harming their child.
How did government "order" Apple products? Facebook? Amazon? These things come from enterprising individuals, not government. The rest of your post is just emotional garbage.
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