Transcript of Gov. Jindal’s GP Response to bama Address
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- Dems to GP: Stop being Party of ‘No’
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- We know the GP messed up says Jindal. We’ll make it up to you.
- Causey’s retirement is raising questions among the Republican Party
Transcript of Gov. Jindal’s GP Response to bama Address
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Jindal’s GP Response to bama Address – Presidential Politics | Political News – FXNews. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana who may challenge bama in 2012 gave the Republican Party’s response to the president’s speech to Congress on Tuesday night. Jindal’s GP Response to bama Address – Presidential Politics | Political News – FXNews.
Dems to GP: Stop being Party of ‘No’
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corruption earmarks wasteful spending – it’s just a form of nihilism. It’s just not where the country is it’s not where the future of the country is. There’s an intra-Republican debate: some people say the Republican party lost its way because it got too moderate some people say they got too weird or too conservative. He thinks they got too moderate and he’s making that case. I think it’s insane. I think it’s a disaster for the party. I just think it’s unfortunate right now.
Republicans deny funding for Senator Maldonado from Santa Maria
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com’>”);Justin Myersdocument. The California Republican Party passed the resolution to cut off campaign funds at the party’s convention on Sunday in Sacramento. The six GP members three from the Senate and three from the Assembly broke ranks last week when they voted to pass the state budget. Supporters of the resolution say it sends a strong message to politicians about breaking party ranks. The Central Coast legislator who broke Republican ranks spoke to Action News.
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We know the GP messed up says Jindal. We’ll make it up to you.
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And it’s true Jindal seems a little stilted. But he does a pretty good job complimenting the president’s achievements while taking issue with his positions. Jindal also issues a pretty strong mea culpa on behalf of a Republican Party that has alienated its base by straying from its principles in the last eight years. "Republicans want to work with President bama" says Jindal. "We appreciate his message of hope — but sometimes it seems we look for hope in different places. Democratic leaders in Washington place their hope in the federal government. We place our hope in you — the American people.
Causey’s retirement is raising questions among the Republican Party
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Now there is controversy surrounding Causey's decision some saying it was a political move. Republican Party Chairman Chris Dean is questioning Causey's early retirement because the previous two Democratic sheriffs also left before the end of their terms. Sheriff Joseph McQueen Jr. served 18 years before retiring early in 2000. He was replaced by Sheriff Joseph Lanier who only served for two years. “I am disappointed in process” said Dean.
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