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in title, tags, annotations or urlChristie's Decision Leaves Republicans With Stark Choice - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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Camden, two other New Jersey towns, among nine U.S. cities going broke | News - Local Philadelphia - Yahoo! News - 0 views
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While President Obama and the assorted GOP contenders for the 2012 presidential nomination push their ideas for getting the country back in the black, there are some U.S. cities and counties on the brink.
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While President Obama and the assorted GOP contenders for the 2012 presidential nomination push their ideas for getting the country back in the black, there are some U.S. cities and counties on the brink.
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Coming in at No. 9 on the list is Camden. The city has been beset with money issues for quite a while, highlighted by a mass layoff of its police officers and firefighters earlier this year. The city collected $181,257,000 in revenue in 2009, but was in debt to the tune of $103,284,000 during that same year.
Potatoes Get Senate Protection on School Lunch Menus - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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WASHINGTON - The Senate stood up Tuesday for the humble white potato and rebuffed an effort by President Obama to limit its consumption by millions of schoolchildren around the country. The administration has proposed limiting the amount of potatoes and other starchy vegetables that can be served in school lunches to one cup per student per week, and banning them from school breakfasts.
Obama Raises More Than $42 Million for Campaign - NYTimes.com - 0 views
Issa proud of being a 'pain' to Democrats - CNN.com - 0 views
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"Issa proud of being a 'pain' to Democrats Washington (CNN) -- Since becoming chairman of the powerful House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, Rep. Darrell Issa has made waves throughout Washington, at one point calling President Barack Obama's administration "one of most corrupt." Issa has made it clear since taking over the helm on the committee that he wants explanations from the Obama administration -- from the BP oil spill to issues regarding the Labor Relations Board to the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN). The California Republican makes no qualms about his role in getting to the bottom of things, including his latest mission: the much-criticized "Fast and Furious" federal gun-running investigation."
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Bob Turner Wins Anthony Weiner's House Seat - NYTimes.com - 1 views
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This story is newsworthy. It affects many in the republican party and in politics as well. This stroy fills the qualities of celebrity, importance, and timeliness. Celebrity because this person (Bob Turner) is very well talked about, Importance because it effects all republicans, and Timeliness because it happened two days ago.
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A little-known Republican businessman from Queens, channeling voter discontent with President Obama into an upset, won election to Congress on Tuesday from the heavily Democratic district in New York City last represented by Anthony D. Weiner.
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The Republican, Bob Turner, a retired cable television executive, defeated Assemblyman David I. Weprin, the scion of a prominent Democratic family in Queens, in a nationally watched special election.