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Midland, TX is the county seat of Midland county. Midland got it's name for being the half way point between Fort Worth, TX and El Paso, TX. The polulation of Midland County is over a quarter million people while the population of the city of Midland, TX is 95,000. Midland is also the hometown of two very famous GOP supporters; former President George W Bush and his wife, First Lady Laura Bush!
Oftentimes called the GOP (short for Grand Old Party), the Republican party is one of two major political parties in the United States along with the Democratic party. The GOP, founded in 1854 by anti-slavery activists, quickly rose in popularity and elected their first president, Abraham Lincon. The GOP is the younger of the two parties and currently has the second most registered voters.
THIS IS AN EXCELLENT COMMENTARY AND SHOULD BE READ BY EVERY AMERICAN!
Whether you are Christian or not, black or white, you owe it to yourself to read pat Boone’s commentary on our president. Obama really doesn’t understand that we are very much a Christian nation. According to wikipedia, 91% of Americans identify themselves as Christian. Yet somehow President Obama thinks we need to cater to muslims. I say we should love muslims but not change who we are because of them. My friend (the one who designed midlandtxgop.org) is muslim and he has better morals and higher standards than most Christians I know. I am certain, however, that if he was to come to America, he would never dream of demanding his muslim rights in our Christian country. I certainly would never dream of going to his country (Indonesia) and demanding my Christian rights either.
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The President Without A Country by Pat Boone
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You need or you do not need, you still have to pay your taxes. For those of you who have small or large company or have a business then you must pay your taxes. Tax as embodied in our lives. Paying taxes are to be paid an obligation either directly or indirectly. When you make a transaction at the center or elsewhere it is then you also pay taxes on a product you buy. At that time you may pay taxes is not too heavy because it is not so much the amount of money you should pay. Paying taxes become a necessity when you know that you can spend a lot of money to pay taxes.
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Do you prepare the money to pay your taxes?
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13 Republicans and two Independents cross the aisle
Ohio Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D) calls it “investing in America.” The jobs bill passed the Senate with a vote of 70 to 28, with 55 Democrats, 13 Republicans, and two independents voting for it. Considering just how far the American workforce and their pay day loans have to come, that $ 15 billion is considered to be “modest in scope,” as the New York Times puts it.
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$ 15 billion jobs bill passes Senate 70-28
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It is becoming increasingly more difficult to be first lady these days according to an article in the Canada Free Press written by Paul L. Williams, concerning Michelle Obama’s Personal Staff. All of the previous first ladies had just one personal assistant (with the exception of Hillary Clinton – 3), but we wanted change and change is what we got.
- $172,2000 – Sher, Susan (CHIEF OF STAFF)
- $140,000 – Frye, Jocelyn C. (DEPUTY ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF POLICY AND PROJECTS FOR THE FIRST LADY)
- $113,000 – Rogers, Desiree G. (SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT AND WHITE HOUSE SOCIAL SECRETARY)
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Michelle Obama’s Personal Staff
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The current Health Care debate has divided Americans amongst partisan lines more than any other subject in 2009. This debate continues in 2010. It is a debate that has seen accusations ranging from death panel’s to an entire government takeover of Health Care. It seems as though this problem is not going to be solved until a majority of Americans realize the effect that an efficient Health Care System is causing to our people and our economy.
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What Is It Going to Take To Reform Health Care
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Now this is a clever way to avoid a DUI. Only a person in Texas could think of this.
From the county where drunk driving is considered a sport, comes this true story. Recently a routine police patrol parked outside a bar in Austin , Texas after last call the officer noticed a man leaving the bar so apparently intoxicated that he could barely walk.
The man stumbled around the parking lot for a few minutes, with the officer quietly observing. After what seemed an eternity in which he tried his keys on five different vehicles, the man managed to find his car and fall into it.
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Texas Style DUI
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Will tough decisions about the budget get made?
So “agnostic definition” is something the Google searchers wants to know today. My guess is that it doesn’t have all that much to do with religion, which is typically how the word is applied. It has a few others uses, however. Courtesy of the New York Times‘ “Word of the Day,” here’s a snapshot:
agnostic •ag-’näs-tik, əg-• noun and adjective
noun: someone who is doubtful or noncommittal about something
noun: a person who claims that they cannot have true knowledge about the existence of God (but does not deny that God might exist)
adjective: of or pertaining to an agnostic or agnosticism
adjective: uncertain of all claims to knowledge
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Obama is agnostic over deficits
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Reid guts bill like a fish
By all accounts, the jobs bill was on the path to victory. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid announced that he was going to cut the bill from $ 85 billion to $ 15 billion, cutting it to about an eighth its former size.
How did he do it? According to Fox News, he cut out “key priorities of both Republicans and Democrats.” Why did Reid sabotage the bill? Well, there’s no official word from Reid on that, but there are plenty of others out there willing to offer up their theories. If you asked Reid, I’m sure he’d say it was to save money.
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Jobs bill has bipartisan support, but is hacked to bits
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There appears to be quite a bit of debate about the phenomenon known as ‘global warming’. Does it exist or does it not exist?
As in many great debates there appears to be multiple opinions about the issue. A few years ago, Al Gore won a Nobel Peace Prize for his work (film) on global warming. Yet, many scientists have come out to say there is no evidence of global warming. In fact, the prestigious NASA, with its vast array of intellectual capital and high caliber scientists seems to be saying there is no evidence of it.
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Global Warming – Is It Real?
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Virtual technological sophistication has been able to create a game that involves maritime audio-visual technology as well as game play. In the ranging from simple animations to the animated form that seemed apparent. For those of you gamers may already know the development of game play from time to time. Until now you can play games just by downloading it at internet. Or even interact with other fellow players who are in different place.
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Real-World Games Like
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