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kiranon

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20. Rep. Issa did just that when he told a reporter 3x "How dare you" when the

Reply to durablend (Reply #9)

Sat Sep 28, 2013, 08:37 PM

Sep 2013

reporter "dared" to question Issa about the Repugs bill not passing the Senate if they sent it back with conditions. Issa took the "moral high ground" about the President and the others in Congress not willing to compromise, ya da ya da. Nice try but it won't work. The Tea Party Repugs are bullies. It has worked in the past and I hope to high ground it does not work now.

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They're going to insist WE concede durablend Sep 2013 #9

Rep. Issa did just that when he told a reporter 3x "How dare you" when the kiranon Sep 2013 #20

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