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Tag Archives: Tony Blankley
Senator Obama’s statement that kindergartners should be given sex education is the first serious mistake of his campaign, and Republicans are quickly going to move in to take advantage of it.
Tony Blankley — Excerpt of the rest of the discussion: MS. CLIFT: There are actually 51 Democrats, although Joe Lieberman generally votes with the Republicans – MR. MCLAUGHLIN: What do you do with Lieberman? MS. CLIFT: — and Tim Johnson … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Joe Lieberman, Obama, Senator, Tim Johnson, Tony Blankley, Vitter
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Does Paul Wolfowitz have a future at the World Bank?
NO. Said, unanimously, the 5 members of the last John McLaughlin Group, which includes Pat Buchanan and Tony Blankley (who both lean Republican). This link will come alive next Wednesday. — Previous: FAKE WORLD BANK MEMO: Harvard professor of economics … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Market Prices & Probabilities
Tagged Harvard, insider trading, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, John McLaughlin Group, Kenneth Rogoff, Pat Buchanan, Paul Wolfowitz, professor of economics, professor of economics Kenneth Rogoff, Tony Blankley, WORLD BANK MEMO
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