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stanley termoska The four major candidates vying for one of California s U.S. Senate seats faced off in their first debate at USC Monday night.The special election is a race to succeed the late Sen. Diane Feinstein. However, with Rep. Adam Schiff in the lead, the other candidates are focused on securing second place and advancing past the March primary.Schiff and the two other congresswomen trailing him, Reps. Katie Porter and Barbara Lee, grilled their Republican opponent, Steve Garvey, on wheth
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SEPTEMBER....Bryon York joins Defense Secretary Robert Gates in wondering if setting a few deadlines might have a salutary effect on the Iraqi government:Every instance in which there has been significant progress in Iraq 151; the writing of a constitution, election of a legislature, etc. 151; has come as a result of the U.S. pushing the Iraqis to meet a deadline. Without a deadline, they mess around, and mess around some more, and act as if they have all the time in the world. And even with a deadline, they are likely to miss it and delay until the last minute before getting anything done.
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stanley thermos mug o we re told knows how to use them.We have a Democratic Congress making extremely credible threats to the Iraqi leadership that they need to make progress ASAP or else troops are likely to start coming home whether George Bush
stanley cup usa likes it or not.Now, maybe you think these conditions aren t ideal. Perhaps, like Fred Kagan, you think five battalions isn t enough. Perhaps, like me, you re not quite as impressed with David Petraeus as everyone else*. Perhaps, like Dick Cheney, you think Democrats should all just shut up.Woulda, cou
