Brittany Maynard Pushing Death With Dignity Law Obama Care Lack of Funds 2
NOW REMEMBER, THIS IS JUST MY THEORY...AND OPINIONS. I BELIEVE THIS LADY AND ALL ON FILM ARE ACTORS AND SHE IS NOT DYING. THE MAN WHO PUT TOGETHER HER FUND ...
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RWW News: Wayne Allyn Root Says America Won #39;t Survive Unless Obama Is Removed From Office
http://www.rightwingwatch.org/content/root-obama-either-incompetent-or-mentally-ill-and-america-wont-survive-unless-he-removed-off Right Wing Watch reports on the extreme rhetoric and activities...
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Thousands gather in New Haven to see First Lady Michelle Obama
Over 2000 people turned out to see The First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama.
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No Ebola Quarantine, Greenspan says Buy Gold, Obama Care Update
Health System Not Prepared for Ebola is a headline from the AP, and that is in stark contrast to what we have been told. Small clusters could overwhelm the system is what the article...
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STORY HIGHLIGHTS
(CNN) -- With President Barack Obama's approval rating hovering in the low to mid-40s -- it was 45% in CNN/ORC International's recent poll --Democrats in tough contests are largely keeping their distance from the president's tarnished reputation.
And as Election Day has drawn closer, those differences have become more pronounced. Republican opponents are trying harder than ever to link their rivals to the president, forcing Democrats to visibly distinguish themselves from the White House.
Here are seven Democratic candidates who've kept Obama on the sidelines:
1. Alison Lundergan Grimes, Kentucky. As the Democrat challenging the Senate's top Republican in a state that voted for Mitt Romney two years ago, Grimes has been perhaps the most high-profile candidate to keep her distance from Obama.
Most notably, she refuses to say whether she voted for the president, citing a matter of principle of privacy at the ballot box as her reason for not answering the question.
She's been pressed about her support for the president because she's made a blatant attempt to paint herself as the Democratic antithesis to the commander in chief.
"I'm not Barack Obama," she said in a campaign ad. "I disagree with him on guns, coal and the EPA."
2. Sen. Mark Begich, Alaska. Only 41% of Alaska voters sided with Obama in 2012, so Begich knows all too well that it's not a smart strategy to be a champion for the president. In fact, he likes to think of himself more as a "thorn."
"I'll be a thorn in his [posterior]," Begich told the Washington Post. "There's times when I'm a total thorn, you know, and he doesn't appreciate it."
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7 times Democrats wished Barack Obama would go away