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I was shocked by the tragedy in Newtown & hoped the President's plan would help find common ground. That didn't happen. http://ow.ly/gVzVA
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I support the 2nd Amendment because I believe a free people must be guaranteed the right to defend themselves http://ow.ly/gVyzj
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Why does our
#recovery continue to sputter?#SmallBiz account for 65% of jobs created since 1993#tcot pic.twitter.com/3OOS9fiP -
Sorry to hear the sad news out of Webster County.
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Unlike the President, I do not support restricting the 2nd Amendment rights of law abiding gun owners.
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However, when the House defeated the spending cuts amendment and added an additional $33 billion, I could not support the measure.
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Yesterday, I voted for $17 billion in disaster aid for immediately needed assistance, and voted to cut spending elsewhere in our budget...
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Disaster aid, like all spending, isn't free, we either pay for it now or pay later with interest; I think we should have paid for it now.
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I support disaster aid. I voted against H.R. 152 because I oppose the broken system that led to $50 billion in spending w no offsets.
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Hypocrisy defined: As a Senator, Barack Obama voted against raising the debt ceiling.
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I find raising the debt ceiling with no spending cuts very unreasonable. RT if you agree.
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President says we should raise the debt ceiling & no spending cuts. He stated that “nobody finds my position unreasonable.” Do you agree?
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@debogdon: My Congressman@RepAlanNunnelee: Read About His Inspiration http://nunnelee.congressnewsletter.net/common/mailings/index.cfm?sniv=2100098213.141828.11.2 …#tcot#LNYHBT -
"At one point several weeks ago," Mr. Boehner says, "the president said to me, 'We don't have a spending problem.' " http://ow.ly/gDwyj
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Proud of my son, Reed, for giving cancer "a kick in the face." http://ow.ly/gDvXa
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At a time when we are borrowing 4 billion dollars every day, tough choices must be made and spending must be cut: http://ow.ly/gyk2M
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I cannot support a deal that adds to our spending-driven debt crisis. http://nunnelee.house.gov/press-releases/nunnelee-votes-no-on-fiscal-cliff-deal/ …
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Allowing more revenue today and promising spending cuts down the road is the oldest trick in the Washington book. http://nunnelee.house.gov/press-releases/nunnelee-votes-no-on-fiscal-cliff-deal/ …
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Why I voted no: Out of control spending is the reason we are $16 trillion in debt this deal adds to the problem http://nunnelee.house.gov/press-releases/nunnelee-votes-no-on-fiscal-cliff-deal/ …
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“The House of Representatives again made it clear we are not in favor of raising anybody’s taxes." http://djournal.com/view/full_story/21216631/article-Nunnelee--Across-the-board-cuts--better-than-none?instance=secondary_stories_left_column …
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