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At a time when Democrats are trying to rally women to once again turn out at the polls for them, President Obama on Thursday kicked off an initiative on women s issues with a roundtable in Florida about expanding women s economic opportunities. I also personally know the challenges that stanley cupe women face in our economy, he said after the roundtable, describing his experience growing up the son of a single mom. He also described how his grandmother was the breadwinner in his family, working her way up from secretary to the vice president of a bank before hitting a glass ceiling. GOP readies for 2014 with new tactics, familiar messages We ve all got a stake in this, Mr. Obama said. This is a family agenda, but it starts with making sure every woman gets a fair shot. The president discussed the steps he s taken to support greater access to higher education, such as expanding tax incentives for postsecondary stanley termohrnek education, increasing Pell grants and keeping student interest rates low. The White House contends these investments have helped increase the number of women pursuing a college degree, noting that enrollments of women in four-year schools are up over 20 percent since 2000. Enrollments of women in community college are up by 50 percent. stanley quencher Obama: If men had babies, we d have different policies 01:42 Lhet The strange tale of how Trump made a fortune off Qaddafi
NEW YORK - From its defiant origins in 1916, Planned Parenthood has not shied away from controversy 151; fighting to legalize birth contro stanley tumbler l, offering candid sex education to adolescents, evolving into America s largest provider of abortions.Its foes have been relentless, and it now faces some o stanley travel mug f the most withering attacks of its history. A bill in Congress would strip the organization of federal family-planning grants, and a series of covertly taped videos seeks to depict some Planned Parenthood staff as willing to assist sex traffickers. H.R.3: No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion ActHouse Bill Said to Attempt to Redefine Rape On one side, there are prominent conservatives suggesting that Planned Parenthood may be a criminal e stanley vaso nterprise.On the other, Planned Parenthood leaders and allies are seizing the moment to rally support, saying the ultimate target of the attacks is the ability of American women to get the reproductive health services they desire. We ve been here for the past 95 years, and we ll be here for the next 95, said Planned Parenthood s president, Cecile Richards.Through its affiliates, Planned Parenthood operates more than 800 clinics and health centers across the U.S., serving more than 3 million patients a year.A half-dozen of those clinics 151; in New Jersey, New York and Virginia 151; figure in the undercover videos released over the past two weeks by Live Action, a California-based anti-abortion group. The

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WASHINGTON, D.C. - Here at home, transparency in government is being lost because of court decisions that have made campaign financing a free-for-all. The midterm election this month was the most expensive in history and $145 million came f stanley becher rom anonymous donors. So no one knows who s buying what in Washington.Republican Leader Mitch McConnell s biggest outside backer in his bid for re-election was a little known group called the Kentucky Opportunity Coalition which spent $12.6 million on ads for McConne stanley cup ll and against his opponent, Alison Lundergan Grimes. The group s donors are a secret. Thanks to a series of recent court decisions, certain nonprofit groups are no longer required to list those names. When CBS News asked, we were told K.O.C. s policy is to not provide the names of its donors to the general public. Bill Allison, the Sunl stanley france ight Foundation CBS News You can t have fair elections when a lot of the money is hidden and nobody knows who is behind it, said Bill Allison. Allison is with the Sunlight Foundation, which tracks so-called dark money groups like the generically named Patriot Majority USA, which spent $10.7 million this year against Republicans.In Colorado, more than a third of all spending came from anonymous donors. Fpkr Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand s military sexual assault bill hits a roadblock
WASHINGTON - On the brink of failure, members of a special deficit-cutting committee blamed each other Sunday for the intransigence that has gridlocked the panel in its quest to cut the deficit by at least $1.2 trillion over the coming decade. If you look at the Democrats position it was We have to raise t stanley borraccia axes. We have to pass this jobs bill, which is another almost half-trillion dollars. And we re not excited about entitlement reform, Republican Jon Kyl of Arizona said in a combative interview on NBC s Meet the Press. Fanning out to the sets of the Sunday morning talk shows, Democrats and Republicans blamed each other for a deepening impasse that has all but doomed chances for an accord. In a series of interviews, not a single panelist seemed optimistic about any last-minute breakthrough. Under the committee s rules, any plan would have to be unv stanley thermobecher eiled Monday. Democrats said that Republicans on the supercommittee were simply unwilling to move on tax increases that Democrats insist should be part of any package that emerges from the negotiations. And Republicans said Democrats demands on taxes were too great, even in response to a scaled-back GOP offer made late last week. There is one sticking divide. And that s the issue of what I call shared sacrifice, said panel co-chair Sen. Patty Murray. The wealthiest Americans who earn over a million a year have to share too. And that line in the sand, we haven t seen Republicans willin stanley flask g

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CBS News CHINA SPRINGS, Texas -- Rocker and controversial political activist Ted Nugent is known for his fiery remarks.And he lived up to his reputation in an interview with CBS This Morning, taking strong exception to an observation that he s not a moderate.Nugent made headlines three weeks ago at a National Rifle Association convention in St. Louis when he said that, If Barack Obama becomes the president in November again, I will either be dead or in jail by this time next year. ... We need to ride into that battlefie stanley cup ld and chop their heads off in November. Any questions When the speech went viral, some critics called the comments a threat against President Obama. A few day stanley mug s later, Secret Service agents paid Nugent a visit, which Nugent says went well. Mitt Romney sought and got Nugent s endorsement - and Nugent says he heard from the Romney campaign after his NRA speech and that they expressed support. I got the sensation and not from Mitt himself, or Mrs. Romney, Stay on course, Ted. Freedom of speech is a beautiful thing, Nugent said.Responding to some of Nugent s latest comments, the Romney campaign has publicly said that divisive language is offensive and inappropriate, no matter what side of the political aisle it comes from. Mitt Romney believes everyone needs to be civil. When Glor observed that, stanley canada April was one of the more interesting months I think you ve ever had, Nugent said, Jeff, that s where you re

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President Trump has reflected recently on the difficulty of consoling the families of fallen servicemen and women. It s a burden he shares with all presidents who have ordered Americans into battle, or who contemplate doing so. Harry Truman said that the decision to go to war with Korea was the toughest decision he had to make as president.Truman received a letter that proved just how tough. It was from William Banning, the father of George C. Banning, one of the m stanley cups uk ore than 36,000 Americans who died during the Korean war. And along with the letter, Mr. Banning returned his son s purple heart Mr. Truman, As you have been directly responsible for the loss of our son s life in Korea, you might just as well keep this emblem on display in your trophy room, as a memory of one of your historic deeds. Our major regret at this time is that your daughter was not there to receive the same treatment as our son received in Korea. Truman, whose presidential desk held a sign that read The buck stops here, kept the letter and medal close at hand for the last ninet stanley cups een years of his life. When he died, they were found in his desk drawer, a reminder that the toughest presidential decisions last long after a president s tenure is over. More from CBS News stanley cup Trump picks Susie Wiles as Whit Cnea Rubio, Paul chart divergent paths for GOP
Dwarfed by Sen. George Allen s campaign treasury and closing in fast on the autumn campaign season, Democrat Jim Webb gets a rare chance Saturday to knock the incumbent Republican off his game in their first face-to-face debate.Allen, positioning himself as a 2008 GOP presidential prospect even as he seeks a second Senate term, faces the former Republican and ex-Reagan administration Navy secretary before the Virginia Bar Association s summer retreat at the Homestead, an exclusive Allegheny Mountain resort.The midsummer debate, held before a private audience on a Saturday morning without live television or radio, rarely generates bro stanley cup ad public notice. Coverage is mostly relegated to daily newspapers. But stanley mugs the burden is on Webb to make it memorable, at least to political insiders who track such things and fund campaigns, said Larry J. Sabato, director of the University of V stanley mug irginia Center for Politics. For Webb, it s an important test to people who watch closely to see if he can stay toe-to-toe with the well-funded incumbent, Sabato said. Allen finished June with $6.6 million in his campaign treasury, compared to just over $424,000 for Webb. That 15-to-1 cash advantage would allow Allen to bury Webb in television advertising this fall unless Webb, who has raised money during most of July, can give donors a reason to narrow Allen s monetary dominance. It s also important that he Webb do well because he only has a few opportunities t

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Former House Speake stanley drinking cup r Dennis Hastert on Wednesday admitted to sexually abusing teenage boys during his time as a high school wrestling coach in a Chicago suburb before his career as an elected official.Struggling to stand in federal court Wednesday, 74-year-old Hastert gripped his walker, approached the microphone and said that he mistreated some of his wrestlers and apologized. They looked to me, and I took advantage of them, Hastert said as he awaited his sentencing after pleading guilty last fall to breaking federal banking laws in a hush-money case. I apologize to the court and to the people of the United States. Judge Thomas Durkin sentenced Hastert to 15 months in prison, a $25 botella stanley 0,000 fine, along with two years of supervised release on the condition that he get sex offender treatment. Prosecutors had recommended a six-month sentence. Durkin called Hastert a serial child molester and said he must not contact any of his victims. That s necessary to protect the victims, the judge said. One of the stanley cup men who has accused Hastert of sexual abuse years ago identified himself in the courtroom Wednesday before Hastert spoke.The man, previously known only as Individual D, identified himself as Scott Cross, 53, who lives in Chicago and works in finance. He has a wife and two children. Coach Hastert sexually abused me, said Cross, who teared up at times as he identified himself publicly for the first time.The allegations stem from Sjjk John Lewis: Donald Trump should seek forgiveness for birther push
President Bush signed legislation Thursday that will cost broadcasters dearly when raunchy programming exceeds the bounds of decency. At a signing ceremony for the new law increasing by tenfold the maximum fine for indecency, Mr. Bush said that it will force industry figures to take seriously their duty to keep the public airwaves free of obscene, profane and indecent material. For raunchy talk or a racy show of skin, the Federal Communications Commission can now fine a broadcaster up to $325,000 per incident. Approval o stanley cups uk f the bill culminates a two-year effort to get tough on sexually explicit material and offensive language on radio and television following Janet Jackson s 2004 Super Bowl wardrobe malfunction. The FCC recently denied a petition of reconsideration from CBS Corp.-owned stations facing $550,000 in fines over the Jackson i stanley mugs ncident, in which she briefly rev stanley flask ealed a breast during a halftime concert. The agency recently handed down its biggest fine, $3.3 million, against more than 100 CBS affiliates that aired an episode of the series Without a Trace that simulated an orgy scene. That fine is now under review.The FCC has received increasing complaints about lewd material over the airwaves, and has responded with fines jumping from $440,000 in 2003 to almost $8 million in 2004. The problem we have is that the maximum penalty that the FCC can impose under current law is just $32,500 per violation, Mr. Bush said. And f

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It was with a tweet that President Trump undercut Republican Mark S stanley cup website anford s primary race and arguably lost him the election in 2018, and it was with a tweet that Mr. Trump slammed the former South Carolina congressman for announcing he ll challenge the sitting stanley website president.Mr. Trump made his attack personal on Monday morning, drudging up Sanford s past relationship with a woman in Argentina while he was married. The president made sure to tag Sanford in his tweet. Sanford officially announced on Sunday that he s running to challenge Mr. Trump. When the former Governor of the Great State of South Carolina,@MarkSanford, was reported missing, only to then say he was away hiking on the Appalachi stanley cup becher an Trail, then was found in Argentina with his Flaming Dancer friend, it sounded like his political career was over. It was ... but then he ran for Congress and won, only to lose his re-elect after I Tweeted my endorsement, on Election Day, for his opponent. But now take heart, he is back, and running for President of the United States. The Three Stooges, all badly failed candidates, will give it a go! Sanford was occasionally critical of the president while in office, and stepped up that criticism when he left. Sanford addressed the president s critique after he announced his candidacy. I ve discussed it ad nauseum here at home, Sanford told the Washington Examiner in an interview. The people that [know me] best said: Look, we don t approve, or like Lntn Florida Recount Chronology
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Why doesn t Mitt Romney just run for president If Mitt thinks Donald Trump would be such a disaster as president, why doesn t he just go in as a spoiler Why not ensure that Trump can t win by dividing the Republican vote Maybe, as of just a few weeks ago, Mitt was really thinking about running. I sort of suspect he was, if only because it s the only reason I can think of why Paul Ryan would wait so long to endorse Trump, make such a big deal of not endorsing Trump, and then fold a couple of weeks later after Trump surrenders more-or-less nothing. Ryan s a sophisticated operator - why would he do all that, embarrass himself like that, unless he was told that there really was a non-Trump Republican who might jump in stanley tumblers Ex-adviser on Ryan s tremendous apprehension about Trump 03:16 stanley becher And when I say non-Trump Republican, I m not talking about a no-hoper instant punchline like David French. I m talking about a Ben Sasse or a Tom Coburn or a Romney, the three most plausible contenders for the role, although Rep. Adam Kinzinger also apparently mulled a run. Of those four, Mitt made far-and-away the most sense given Coburn s repeated bouts with cancer - he resigned from the Senate just two years ago for health reas stanley cups ons - and the fact that Sasse and Kinzinger both have political futures to think about. A s Zdaa Foxconn says it will build Wisconsin factory after all, citing conversation with Trump
Former Wisconsin Sen. William Proxmire, a political maverick who became Congress leading scourge of big spending and government waste, has died.The 90-year-old Proxmire, who suffered from Alzheimer s disease, died around 1 a.m. EST Thursday at Copper Ridge, a convalescent home in Sykesville, Md., Copper Ridge spokeswoman Mindy Brandt said. She said she could not provide any details about his death.Well respected for his intelligence and hard work, Proxmire was also a thorn in the side of political leaders and lobbyists during his three decades in the Senate, reports CBS News correspondent Bob Fuss. He waged a tireless campaign against wasteful spending la stanley cup rge and small, complaining of billion-dollar boondoggles and trying once to stop construction of a new Senate gym. He is perhaps best known for his annual Golden Fleece awar stanley thermoskannen ds, in which he singled out particularly wasteful use of the taxpayer s money. Senator Proxmire leaves behind an unparalleled legacy as a defender of the American taxpayer and o stanley quencher ne of the hardest working Senators in U.S. history, said Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis. Whether he was handing out his Golden Fleece Awards to keep government waste in check or casting one of his more than 10,000 roll call votes, William Proxmire always had the people of Wisconsin at the forefront of his mind. Proxmire, who also became a familiar face on the television network Sunday news shows, was elected to the Senate in 1957 in a