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svWith the polls now closed, I wanted to email you to say thank you. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate the efforts made by Conservative supporters across the country over the past few weeks: the doors you knocked on, the leaflets you delivered, the conversations you had with friends, family and strangers about our plan to deliver real change in Europe and provide good local government that costs less. Whatever the results, I feel immensely proud of the campaign we fought together. Now we must continue our focus on the big issues facing Britain. We need to carry on reducing the deficit to safeguard our economy for the long term. We need to keep on backing businesses so they can create even more jobs and give even more people the security of a pay packet each month. We need to continue to control immigration and fix the welfare ...

Rep. Louie Gohmert: Time for Boehner to Go as Speaker

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Wednesday, 21 May 2014 08:54 PM By Greg Richter Rep. Louie Gohmert predicts that even if Republicans retain control of the House in 2015 John Boehner won't be returning as speaker. "I do think it’s kind of like the VA," the Texas Republican said Wednesday on   Sean Hannity's radio show.   "When you’re not keeping your promises, nothing personal, but it’s time for new leadership. And I really think that come January, we’ll have new leadership, I really do."

Dear China, it’s over…

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A Motley Fool Investigative Report The little shop that's putting China out of business Dear Fellow Investor, A new store opened recently at 298 Mulberry Street in downtown Manhattan. And if you walk in the door, you'll see something truly amazing. Something that's about to close down 112,000 Chinese factories... ... And launch a 21st-century industrial revolution right here in the U.S.A.

I stand with Mitch.

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Friend, As you know, my friend and colleague Mitch McConnell has just won the Kentucky Republican Primary and is poised to become the next Majority Leader of the United States Senate. Mitch has boldly led the Republicans in the Senate against Barack Obama’s liberal agenda and he needs your help to keep the fight going against Harry Reid, President Obama, and their hand-picked candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes in November. The momentum gained by Republicans here in Kentucky will allow us to fire Harry Reid, vote to repeal Obamacare, and make Mitch the next Majority Leader of the United States Senate.

Why are federal agencies arming themselves?

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By Chad Groening,   OneNewsNow.com   May 21, 2014 6:55 am A Second Amendment advocate has a theory about why the U.S. Department of Agriculture is buying body armor and submachine guns. Mike Hammond, legislative council to   Gun Owners of America , says it follows a pattern of other federal agencies that seem to be preparing for war – against us.

45 lawmakers suing Obama

Constantin, When I sued President Obama and his Administration over ObamaCare in January, I made sure you and other supporters of the Republican National Committee were among the first to know. I believe President Obama has abused his power and exceeded his legal authority by arranging for his liberal allies in Congress to receive ObamaCare benefits that were intentionally excluded from the law. Liberal Democrats advocated for ObamaCare — and now they don’t want to have to live under the same law they forced onto other Americans. I asked you to sign our petition in support of my lawsuit. It was overwhelming when nearly 80,000 Americans responded and added their names to stop Obama’s hypocrisy. But I am missing one important name: yours. Constantin, since I filed the lawsuit, 45 lawmakers have joined me in my fight against the Obama Administration. But we need to kee...

China-U.S. Economic “Cold War” Heating Up

by Mike Larson Is China our friend? Our enemy? Our biggest "fr-enemy?" Or something else entirely? MARKET ROUNDUP Here's a quick recap of the important news of the day ...     The market couldn't shake off some lousy reports from the retail sector today, helping drag the Dow down by 137 points. Banks couldn't build on yesterday's strength either, nor could small capitalization stocks. The Dow Jones Utility Index has also now shed 5 percent from its April 30 high.