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About Midland, Texas

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!

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Lies, Tool Of The Progressives

Folks who are being anesthetized by the lame stream media are generally not paying attention. Digging deep to find the truth is not likely a part of their repertory mosaic. However, more and more people are waking up. Why? It’s partially because the lies are becoming so frequent, one would have to be brain challenged not to catch at least a few of them. For example, do you remember when the tea party people were complaining that there were death panels in the proposed health care bill? Many liberals and many of their media puppets were proclaiming that there was no such thing as death panels in the health care bill. Then on Facebook, Sara Palen complained about the death panels and what happened? The powers that be (the Democrats) took out the “non-existent” death panels! It must have been such an embarrassment to remove something that they claimed didn’t exist to begin with. But it demonstrated that the lies are so frequent that the liars have hardly a moment of shame; they simply proceed to their next lie.

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Immigration Law Boycott – Will Arizona Cut Power To L.A.?

Across the nation, the Arizona immigration law is a personal insult to many people of Hispanic descent. The Los Angeles City Council, in order to make a political statement, voted to boycott the state of Arizona and Arizona-based business. In response to the Los Angeles boycott, the commissioner of Arizona’s electric and water utilities threatened to cut off the electricity supplied to the Los Angeles power grid by Arizona power plants.

Article Resource: Will Arizona cut power to L.A. over immigration law boycott?

Boycott Arizona spreads nationwide

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Will The Next Legal Flash Point Be Focused California Immigration?

The recent Arizona immigration law has been getting a lot of attention, and many experts believe the next battleground for lawmakers may just be California immigration. According to Reuters, Latinos in California, many of which are illegal residents, are stepping forward to protest the Arizona law. Liberals consider tougher immigration laws to be a gateway to human rights violations, while conservatives stand fast in their position that illegal immigration has gone too far. Both groups, however, believe California may just be the next in line to crack down illegal immigrants.

Right from its backyard, California deals with immigration

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The UK Election Results Produce A Hung Parliament

The UK election result is a hung parliament, as suspected. Though the term may avail itself to juvenile humor, it isn’t funny. The last hung parliament (as a result of a General Election) occurred in 1974, and had to be resolved by a special election eight months later. I’ll be giving a free brush up on what the terms mean, so you won’t have to give me any instant cash to do so. (You can if you want to though.)

The UK election elects a hung parliament

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Charlie Crist Runs As Independent

Charlie Crist has dropped out of the Republican Party to run as an independent for the U.S. Senate. If anyone were really in a rush to get payday loans to fill his opponents’ coffers they already have, as no one was surprised. (Maybe they will?) Crist has the advantage of a long service record and greater recognition with the voting public in Florida.

Charlie Crist and the Republicans have broken up

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HR 4173 | Financial Reform Bill Summary Part 1

A Financial Reform Bill summary is due to be debated in the Senate in just a few days. For a clearer view of the Financial Reform Bill summary that will control everything from a payday lender to the largest banks, a financial reform bill summary of both HR 4173, which are the House bill that was passed last December and S 3271, will be debated this week. Keep in mind that this Financial Reform Bill summary could change during reconciliation, though the broad strokes will likely remain the same. This article covers House Bill HR 4173.

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S 3271 – Part Two Of Financial Reform Bill Summary

Finally – the U.S. Senate is scheduled to debate a Financial Reform Bill sometime during the upcoming two weeks. In December, the House of Representatives passed HR 4173 and now Senate will be taking up the matter soon (see the full Financial Reform Bill Summary in Part 1 of this series).

The Senate Financial Reform Bill Summary differs in some major ways from the House bill, and before any of the Financial Reform Bill summaries become law, they must be reconciled, approved again, and signed by the President. So exactly how different is the Financial Reform Bill Summary to providing same day cash loans to financial companies from the House bill, and what will the final Financial Reform Bill most likely include?

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Hilary Clinton plus the Sanctioning of Player Mmorpgs With Sex and Violence

Clinton Christian School. Player Mmorpgs are turning out to be increasingly more sexual in character and additional and a lot more violent each 12 months. This has prompted “Ratings” on movie games and many teams to decry the Industry. We now have a lot of lobby organizations now getting power in Washington DC and all over the nation to put a end to violence and sex in movie video games.

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US Defense: Some Useful Historical Information

The United States Department of Defense (DoD) is the federal department in charge of coordinating and supervising all agencies directly involved with national security and military affairs. The DoD is one of the largest tenants at The Pentagon and consists of three chief sub-departments, the Department of the Army, the Department of the Navy and the Department of the Air Force.

Survival Guide

Alternative DOD groups include the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), the Missile Defense Agency, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA), the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) and the infamous National Security Agency (NSA).

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Bullet flies through window of Rep. Eric Cantor's office

A fury has shattered the peace of Rep as the health care reform has come and gone. Eric Cantor's office, as well as other places on both sides of the political line, will not subside. According to CNN, Eric Cantor claims that a bullet was shot “through a window” at his district office in Richmond, Virginia. Before that happened, he says that he had received many threatening messages, messages in which he won't reveal since he fears that doing it publicly might inspire others to copycat other violent acts against himself or other republicans.

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