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Politician Deafness & Other Natural Phenomenon

Posted on September 16, 2010 by Stubborn_Facts

By Shelli Dawdy Why do federal elected officials seem to be impervious to the objections of their constituents, specifically when those objections are voiced in large numbers? That phenomenon was very well illustrated by the drama that reached a crescendo on October 3, 2008. Congress passed the bailout bill (TARP) despite call ratios into Congressmen […] Continue reading →

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Feds Gone Wild? Sure. But What About NE Officials?

Posted on September 10, 2010 by Stubborn_Facts

By Shelli Dawdy I’m a frustrated taxpayer. Very frustrated. Where’s the frustration coming from? Right here in Nebraska’s capital. As I’ve been looking at Nebraska’s budget, I’ve been very disappointed to realize just how many of those dollars come from the federal government. Recently, I shared two charts that quantify Nebraska’s revenue sources in graphic detail. […] Continue reading →

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“Claims that the technology will be used to track people are inaccurate” Paul Sund

Posted on August 26, 2010 by Kaye Beach

May 11, 2010 the Oklahoma House which previously passed HB 2569 by a wide margin (76-13 with 12 excused) failed to get enough votes to override the Governor’s Veto of the Radio Frequency ID bill. Henry spokesman Paul Sund thanked … Continue rea… Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: state legislature

Politician Deafness & Other Natural Phenomenon

Feds Gone Wild? Sure. But What About NE Officials?

“Claims that the technology will be used to track people are inaccurate” Paul Sund

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