AP – Seeking more power to shrink the government, President Barack Obama on Friday suggested smashing six economic agencies into one, an election-year idea intended to halt bureaucratic nightmares and force Republicans to back him on one of their own favorite issues.

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Obama takes on big government: `It has to change’
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I donate to candidates not parties, but if the RNC Chairman is picking up the pace after Michael Steele’s disastrous term, more power to him. From Kim Strassel, at Wall Street Journal , ” The GOP: Back in the Money Game .”

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Republican Fundraising Recovers Under Reince Priebus

House GOP Aims to Stop McConnell Plan

On July 19, 2011, in Uncategorized, by Richard Riker

A group of House Republicans is moving to upend an effort by McConnell to give Obama more power to raise the government’s borrowing authority, complicating efforts by the White House to broker a deal.

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House GOP Aims to Stop McConnell Plan

Senate Poised to Vote on Funding Bill

On December 20, 2010, in Uncategorized, by kohler

The Senate moved ahead Sunday night on a deal to fund the federal government through March 4, setting the stage for a budget fight early next year, when Republicans will wield more power in Washington.

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Senate Poised to Vote on Funding Bill

GOP Earmark Ban Shifts Clout

On November 20, 2010, in Uncategorized, by kohler

Congressional Republicans decided this week to swear off “earmark” spending, meaning the White House will have more power to eliminate or trim programs that have resisted cuts for a decade.

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GOP Earmark Ban Shifts Clout

State report urges Mexico to improve human rights (AP)

On September 3, 2010, in Uncategorized, by If Bush Did It

AP – The Obama administration is withholding $26 million in aid to Mexico, recommending that the government give more power to its human rights commission and crack down on abusive soldiers.

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State report urges Mexico to improve human rights
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