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New GOP wave pushes pro-business agenda in states
Dec 23, 2010 21:54 EST
New Republican governors and lawmakers poised to push pro-business agenda in state capitols. Having won big in the fall elections, Republicans preparing to take over statehouses around the country are proposing to cut corporate taxes, weaken union clout and rewrite laws on discrimination, whistle-blowers and injured workers to the benefit of employers.
Backlash feared as some in GOP push social issues
Nov 26, 2010 15:06 EST
Some in energized GOP push social issues in states, risking backlash from jobs-minded voters. Although fixing the economy is the top priority, Republicans who won greater control of state governments in this month's election are considering how to pursue action on a range of social issues, including abortion, gun rights and even divorce laws.
Wis. man accused of shooting TV over Palin dance
Nov 17, 2010 21:20 EST
Wis. man accused of shooting TV in rage over Bristol Palin's 'Dancing with the Stars' routine. A rural Wisconsin man apparently enraged by Bristol Palin's "Dancing with the Stars" routine blasted his television with a shotgun, leading to an all-night standoff with a SWAT team, investigators said.
Steele may face challengers for GOP chairmanship
Nov 10, 2010 20:14 EST
Challengers weighing bids to block Steele from second term as Republican Party chairman. Republicans are aggressively recruiting a challenger to Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele, whose tenure as party chief has been marked by ill-chosen comments and questions about finances.
LaHood to GOP governors: No trains, no money
Nov 09, 2010 17:47 EST
LaHood tells GOP governor-elects in Ohio, Wisconsin to build the trains or give back the money. The Obama administration has a message for Republican governors who campaigned against the president's high-speed rail program: Build the trains or give back the money.
Victories in hand, governors face vast deficits
Nov 04, 2010 09:03 EDT
Newly elected governors face hard decisions on budgets after months of vague campaign promises. When stumping on the campaign trail, the nation's new slate of governors could afford to make sweeping but vague promises about how they'd solve their states' massive looming budget deficits.
Victories in hand, governors face vast deficits
Nov 04, 2010 09:00 EDT
Newly elected governors face hard decisions on budgets after months of vague campaign promises. When stumping on the campaign trail, the nation's new slate of governors could afford to make sweeping but vague promises about how they'd solve their states' massive looming budget deficits.
Victories in hand, governors face vast deficits
Nov 04, 2010 03:10 EDT
Newly elected governors face hard decisions on budgets after months of vague campaign promises. When stumping on the campaign trail, the nation's new slate of governors could afford to make sweeping but vague promises about how they'd solve their states' massive looming budget deficits.
What voters sought, change, appears to be in store
Nov 03, 2010 22:05 EDT
In states where power shifted from Democrats to Republicans, change voters sought is in store. From Pennsylvania to Arkansas, New Hampshire to Ohio, the electorate turned over incumbents Tuesday like a gardener turns over earth. Republicans reaped an impressive harvest nationwide, but in some places their sweep reversed balances of power where Democratic roots run deep.
What voters sought, change, appears to be in store
Nov 03, 2010 17:12 EDT
In states where power shifted from Democrats to Republicans, change voters sought is in store. From Pennsylvania to Arkansas, New Hampshire to Ohio, the electorate turned over incumbents Tuesday like a gardener turns over earth. Republicans reaped an impressive harvest nationwide, but in some places their sweep reversed balances of power where Democratic roots run deep.
Can the tea party deliver voters on Election Day?
Oct 29, 2010 13:24 EDT
For all the passion it stokes, can the tea party actually turn out voters on Election Day. Come Tuesday, can the tea party deliver the votes to turn a campaign of fiery enthusiasm into actual members of Congress?
First lady to headline 9 Democratic fundraisers
Sep 21, 2010 16:51 EDT
Michelle Obama jumping into fall politics in big way with fundraisers for Dems around country. Michelle Obama is jumping into the midterm political fray in a big way: She'll headline at least nine fundraisers in six states next month for endangered Democrats.
First lady jumping into midterm politics
Sep 21, 2010 16:36 EDT
Michelle Obama jumping into fall politics in big way with fundraisers for Dems around country. Michelle Obama is jumping into the midterm political fray in a big way: She'll headline at least nine fundraisers in six states next month for endangered Democrats.
Aid helps states escape layoffs, but for how long?
Aug 13, 2010 16:03 EDT
States avoid massive layoffs through $26B in federal aid, but bill only postpones hard choices. Cash-strapped states from Maine to Hawaii are tearing up the pink slips ? for now ? relieved that the $26 billion state aid bill passed by Congress this week has saved hundreds of thousands of jobs. But it might be the last time the federal government comes to the rescue.
Aid helps states escape layoffs, but for how long?
Aug 13, 2010 16:03 EDT
Cash-strapped states from Maine to Hawaii are tearing up the pink slips ? for now ? relieved that the $26 billion state aid bill passed by Congress this week has saved hundreds of thousands of jobs. But it might be the last time the federal government comes to the rescue.
Aid helps states escape layoffs, but for how long?
Aug 13, 2010 15:44 EDT
States avoid massive layoffs through $26B in federal aid, but bill only postpones hard choices. Cash-strapped states from Maine to Hawaii are tearing up the pink slips ? for now ? relieved that the $26 billion state aid bill passed by Congress this week has saved hundreds of thousands of jobs nationwide. But it might be the last time the federal government comes to the rescue.
Tea party rally upbraids 'gangster government'
Apr 16, 2010 00:26 EDT
Tea party activists decry 'gangster government' and hear GOP appeals to help them in November. Tea party protesters marked tax day Thursday with exhortations against "gangster government" and appeals from Republicans seeking their grass-roots clout in November elections, a prospect both tempting and troubling to those in the loose movement.
Tea partiers vow revenge over health overhaul
Mar 23, 2010 12:25 EDT
If you thought Tea Party activists were mad before, you ain't seen nothing yet.
Tea partiers vow revenge over health overhaul
Mar 23, 2010 12:24 EDT
Tea partiers vow revenge over health care overhaul, hope to kick out those who voted yes. If you thought Tea Party activists were mad before, you ain't seen nothing yet.
15 states, DC named 'Race to the Top' finalists
Mar 04, 2010 19:39 EST
15 states, DC named finalists in first round of $4.35 billion 'Race to the Top' competition. The U.S. Department of Education named 16 finalists Thursday in the first round of its "Race to the Top" competition, which will deliver $4.35 billion in school reform grants.
Facts from the Wikipedia page:
| Scott Bauer | |
|---|---|
| Born | January 11, 1954 Chicago Cook County, Illinois, USA |
| Died | October 24, 2003 Northridge Hospital |
| Nationality | American |
| Occupation | Pastor, Speaker |
| Spouse(s) | Rebecca Hayford Bauer |
