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It’s a Joke!
My representative in Congress sent me a constituent survey (printed and mailed at taxpayer expense) and it’s a joke. His positions are “conveniently” worded, to say the least. On health care, he states that the Center for Medicare and Medicaid … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Development, Public Policy
Tagged 2010, Andrew Theising, approval rating, budget, civil liberties, Congress, Democrat, election, health care bill, House of Representatives, joke, manipulation, Medicaid, Medicare, midterm, Missouri Constitution, November 2, politics, re-election, recession, Republican, Senate, spending, St. Louis city, stability, stimulus bill, subsidy, vote
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Thoughts on the Midterm Elections
Let’s talk about Congress. According to one source (Rasmussen), Congress’ approval rating going into the midterm election was 39%, down from 56% in May. The same source noted that 62% felt that it would be good to have most incumbents … Continue reading
Posted in Public Policy
Tagged 2010, Andrew Theising, approval rating, Barack Obama, change, civil liberties, civil rights, Congress, Democrat, election, freedom, incumbents, midterm, November 2, re-election, Republican, stability, vote
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