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House Republicans go back on the floor Monday to talk gas prices

Continuing with their guerilla tactics from last week, House Republicans will be back on the floor Monday to talk gas prices, even though Congress is in recess, and they may stay there all week.

More than a dozen Republicans have already committed to make appearances, according to House GOP leadership aide, including National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Cole (Okla.).

Rep. Tom Price (R-Ga.) and Mike Pence (R-Ind.), who lead Friday's five-hour talkathon after the House shut down for the August recess, are also expected to be there, according to this aide.

Update - Neither  Boehner nor Blunt are expected to be in attendance at Monday's talkfest, and its unclear if they will show up at any point during the week, according to GOP leadership aides.

See I'm thoroughly enjoying what the Republican House is doing, but one thing that I have to ask and it is why is not the Republican so called leaders (John Boehner and Roy Blunt) going to be in attendance. They really should be there since they are the minority leader and minority whip. Also, if Republicans want to make this a bigger story, then all Republicans who support drilling and did not vote to adjourn should be protesting along with a true leader in the House Congressman Mike Pence of Indiana. Otherwise this is great for the Republican party. Finally some energy because they need it most right now. This is an issue most of America agrees with, but the Democrats still don't want to respect the people's opinions. I really hope now that the media knows ahead of time, they can send somebody to cover this story. When I say media, I know that the MSM won't do anything, but Fox News should at least cover the story. I hope for a successful day tomorrow and hopefully for the rest of the weeks to come. I wish I was in Washington right now, but I urge anybody near there to attend this great occasion. One other note, Mr. President you really have to use your constitutional authority now and call Congress into a special session. If you want to show Americans that you are serious about solving America's energy crisis, you have to force the Democrats to come back to work.

http://www.politico.com/blogs/thecrypt/0808/House_Republicans_to_go_back_on_the_floor_Monday_to_talk_gas_prices.html

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More of the Real Obama

Every time someone writes a piece about the real Obama it is worth looking at. Stanley Kurtz has a excellent piece looking at his past when he was in the Illinois State Senate. He calls them the lost years. In that Senate he voted 132 times present. Is that a person ready to lead this great country. It describes his "post-racial politics, radical friends, and his war on poverty.

Here is the piece:

http://weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/015/386abhgm.asp?pg=2

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Are We Really Surprised Anymore?

Obama Backs Away From McCain Town Hall Challenge

by Associated Press
Saturday, August 2, 2008

WASHINGTON — Democratic candidate Barack Obama on Saturday backed away from rival John McCain’s challenge for a series of joint appearances before the political conventions, agreeing only to the standard three debates in the fall.

In May, when a McCain adviser proposed a series of pre-convention appearances at town hall meetings, Obama said, “I think that’s a great idea.” In summer stumping on the campaign trail, McCain has often noted that Obama had not followed through and joined him in any events.

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You Mean Diplomacy Didn't Work (Shocker!)

Iran: No Deal

Saturday, August 02, 2008

AP
July 19: Iran's chief nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili at a joint press conference in Geneva.

Iran doesn't seem fazed by the West's looming threat of sanctions. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Saturday that his country wouldn't retreat "one iota" from its nuclear enrichment program, Reuters reported based on a statement posted on the presidential Web site.


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