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Benghazi put into perspective

"It's a terrible thing that 4 people died in Benghazi. I only wish certain republicans were as outraged about the thousands who have died in Iraq and Afghanistan."--Dave (aka The Pragmatic Progressive)

I agree with Dave.

(Repost from my blog at http://steveleser.blogspot.com )

Posted by stevenleser | Sat Dec 1, 2012, 09:52 AM (1 replies)

xPost from V&M: Stuart Varney and I discuss the merits of a Carbon Tax on Fox News' Your World

Stuart Varney and I discuss the merits of a Carbon Tax. While a Carbon Tax is normally a regressive tax, can it be structured in a way that doesn't hurt the poor and middle class?

Posted by stevenleser | Mon Nov 19, 2012, 07:17 PM (9 replies)

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