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There are some Republicans, especially over the long history of the United States, referring especially to ranking officials, that have done some very commendable things for this country.

The bulk of energy used to voice grievances against Republicans in the aftertaste of the recent government gridlock ordeal, when looking at the goals for America, the energy when directed toward constructive strategies for the development we are looking for, has its ...
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Already today sticking out like a torch in an murky underground tunnel, are news stories in slightly different position camps with threatening undertones, with some saying the debt ceiling has to be raised or it is a financial disaster worse than 'government shutdown', and the complementary camp holding that the debt ceiling can for discussion contrast sake, does not have to be the focal point of change in priority over other strategies, responsi...
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There is no sense in blowing steam about the plans to avoid falling downward off a cliff and hitting rock-bottom hard, do little for the middle-class American and only looks after the big boys raking in millions, already been said:
"The White House responded by dismissing the Plan B measure, with press secretary Jay Carney saying that it "doesn’t meet this test because it can’t pass the Senate and therefore will not protect middle class families," in a statement." [http://www.latimes.com/...
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About $31.9 billion dollars it has been assessed went to natural resources and the environment in fiscal year 2008 as a federal spending figure. [source: http://www.publicagenda.org/charts/federal-spending-environment]
That was 4 years ago.

There are different ways of looking at the spending picture.  Less money can be spent on environmental efforts and causes through more cost effective mechanisms to accomplish environmental goals.

Therefore, just because the environmental sector was affected b...
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