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Senator James Inhofe (R-OK) has called for a Justice Department investigation into what he claims is a "greatest scientific scandal of our generation," regarding global warming. Citing Climategate, a controversy surrounding the manipulation of climate data, Inhofe argues that the science behind global warming has been "cooked&
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Arizona is home to a highly anticipated Senate race, pitting Republican challenger J.D. Hayworth against incumbent Senator John McCain. In a lively interview on Fox News Channel's "America's Newsroom," Hayworth emphasized his momentum and contrasted it with McCain's record. The Republican
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Florida GOP Senate candidate Marco Rubio appeared on Fox News Channel's "Your World" with Eric Bolling on February 10, 2010, to discuss the $100 billion jobs bill in the Senate and alleged failure of the stimulus package. Rubio, who has launched a website called StimulusBomb.com
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Representative David Scott (D-GA) appeared on FOX News Channel's "Your World with Eric Bolling" to discuss the House's jobs bill, a $85 billion to $100 billion stimulus plan containing tax cuts and government spending measures aimed at creating jobs. Scott, a proponent of the
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Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), a member of both the Judiciary and Homeland Security Committees and a military lawyer, expressed concerns about President Obama's decision to close Guantanamo Bay and transfer terrorist detainees to a prison in Illinois. Graham argued that this decision undermines the war effort and makes
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Senator John McCain and Neil Cavuto, host of "Your World," engaged in a critical discussion about earmarks and government spending on December 14, 2009. The conversation centered around a $1.1 trillion pork-laden spending bill sitting on President Barack Obama's desk, with Republicans urging him to
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A mass shooting incident at Fort Hood military base in Texas left 12 soldiers dead and 30 others injured. The suspect, Major Nidal Malik Hasan, was initially reported to be among the dead, but is actually alive and in stable condition. Lt. Gen. Bob Cone stated that the suspect'
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The Republican health-care reform bill, aimed at addressing the growing concern of health insurance costs, focuses on allowing individuals to purchase health insurance across state lines and enabling groups of employers to purchase health insurance nationwide. The bill addresses medical malpractice reform, punitive damages, and the need for states to
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During a Fox News Channel "Live Desk" interview on November 3, 2009, Representative John Yarmuth (D-KY) discussed the cost estimates for healthcare reform measures. Yarmuth, the senior Democratic whip and a member of the House Ways and Means Committee, emphasized the importance of understanding the benefits of the
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As the special election in New York's 23rd congressional district heats up, Republican Party Chairman Michael Steele and his party are facing criticism from within and outside for their handling of the nomination process. In a recent interview with Fox News Channel's Neil Cavuto, Steele defended
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Senator John Thune of South Dakota, Chairman of the Republican Policy Committee, expressed concerns about the Democrat-led health care reform bill proposed by Senator Max Baucus, citing high costs and increased government intervention. Thune suggested that the bill's attempt to appeal to Democrats by offering a co-op alternative
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Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa, ranking member of the Senate Finance Committee, expressed concerns and reservations about the current health care reform proposals, citing issues such as the individual mandate, abortion funding, and illegal immigrants' coverage, during an interview with Fox News' Bill Hemmer on September 17, 2009.
