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DNC: Today in Iraq: U.S. Says Violence in Baghdad Rises, Foiling Campaign
Submitted by BuzzFlash on Fri, 10/20/2006 - 2:27pm.NEWS RELEASE
Today in Iraq: The Latest News From the President's War of Choice
U.S. Says Violence in Baghdad Rises, Foiling Campaign
Washington, DC - A report in today's Washington Post concludes that after three months, the Forward Together military operation that President Bush ordered has failed to reduce escalating violence in Iraq as intended. Democrats have been joined by leading Generals and top Congressional Republicans in rejecting President Bush's failed stay-the-course strategy in Iraq and want a new direction that is both tough and smart.
DNC: The Real Stakes: RNC Ad Shows Desperate GOP
Submitted by BuzzFlash on Fri, 10/20/2006 - 1:02pm.The Real Stakes: RNC Ad Shows Desperate GOP
Washington, DC - Democrats denounced the RNC's latest fear and smear attack ad, as a desperate ploy to once again try to scare voters and distract from their failures on everything from the economy to the war in Iraq, their inability to handle a natural disaster, to the war on terror. Instead of offering voters any kind of positive vision for America, the RNC, realizing they have only repeated failures to run on, released a shameful ad invoking the image of despicable terrorists to scare the American people.
Oregon Speaks Out for Net Neutrality, Warns of Threats to Internet Freedom
Submitted by BuzzFlash on Thu, 10/19/2006 - 10:47am.NEWS RELEASE
Oregon Speaks Out for Net Neutrality
Senator Ron Wyden, Internet Companies, Small Business Owners, Labor Leaders and Local Activists Warn of Threats to Internet Freedom
Brazile: Missouri Voter ID Ruling Renews Importance of EAC Report Being Made Public
Submitted by BuzzFlash on Thu, 10/19/2006 - 10:16am.Brazile: Missouri Voter ID Ruling Renews Importance of EAC Report Being Made Public
Washington, DC - This week, the Missouri Supreme Court dealt yet another blow to the Republican Party's efforts across the country to win elections by making it harder for Americans to vote. In a decisive 6-1 vote, the Missouri state court declared that the Republican-engineered voter ID law would have imposed a "heavy and substantial burden on Missourians' free exercise of the right of suffrage."
DNC: Today in Iraq: 9 U.S. Troops Killed in Iraq Bombings, Driving American October Death Toll to 67
Submitted by BuzzFlash on Wed, 10/18/2006 - 11:05am.DNC: Today in Iraq: The Latest News From the President's War of Choice
9 U.S. Troops Killed in Iraq Bombings, Driving American October Death Toll to 67
DNC: Today in Iraq: Coalition death toll in Iraq reaches 3,000
Submitted by BuzzFlash on Tue, 10/17/2006 - 9:46am.NEWS RELEASE
DNC: Today in Iraq: The Latest News From the President's War of Choice
Coalition death toll in Iraq reaches 3,000
Washington, DC - Today, CNN reports that the coalition military death toll hit 3,000 in Iraq on Monday, including 2,759 Americans. The coalition forces reach this tragic landmark just days after a top British Army chief called on Britain to withdraw its troops, citing the foreign military presence as a factor aggravating violence in Iraq. Democrats reject President Bush's failed stay-the-course strategy in Iraq and want a new direction there that is both tough and smart.
DNC: "I Don't Recall": Mehlman's Abramoff Defense; Outstanding Questions For Ken Mehlman
Submitted by BuzzFlash on Mon, 10/16/2006 - 12:35pm.NEWS RELEASE
DNC: I Don't Recall": Mehlman's Abramoff Defense
Outstanding Questions For Ken Mehlman
Washington, DC - Yesterday on CNN, Republican National Committee Chairman Ken Mehlman gave evasive explanations on whether, while he served as Political Director in the Bush White House, he helped the clients of convicted former GOP superlobbyist Jack Abramoff by having a State Department employee fired. Three times during his interview, Mehlman said "I don't recall." [CNN, 10/15/06] Despite Mehlman's statement yesterday on CNN that he "let the decision makers make the decisions" on issues important to Abramoff's clients while he was White House Political Director, hundreds of pages of recently released emails tell a different story. In fact, Mehlman worked so closely with Abramoff that other White House staff asked Abramoff to "contact Ken only" when he needed assistance.
DNC: The Latest News From the President's War of Choice: 2 GOP Senators Want New Iraq Strategy
Submitted by BuzzFlash on Mon, 10/16/2006 - 10:14am.DNC: Today in Iraq: The Latest News From the President's War of Choice
2 GOP Senators Want New Iraq Strategy
Washington, DC - The Associated Press reports that two leading Republican Senators have come out against President Bush's failed stay-the-course strategy in Iraq. Senator Chuck Hagel and Senator John Warner joined the growing number of Americans opposed to the Administration's current strategy as sectarian violence continues to escalate, placing American troops in the middle. Democrats reject President Bush's stay-the-course strategy and want a new direction in Iraq that is both tough and smart.
DNC Voting Rights Institute Chair Donna Brazile Calls on Election Assistance Commission to Release Study
Submitted by BuzzFlash on Fri, 10/13/2006 - 3:54pm.NEWS RELEASE
DNC Voting Rights Institute Chair Donna Brazile Calls on Election Assistance Commission to Release Study
Washington, DC- This afternoon the Chair of the Democratic National Committee's Voting Rights Institute (VRI), Donna Brazile, testified before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights on issues of voter fraud and voter intimidation. During her testimony Brazile called on the Election Assistance Commission (EAC) to release a report that proves there is little evidence of the polling-place fraud that is used to justify Voter ID around the country. Donna Brazile discouraged the new wave of Republican voter intimidation tactics and modern poll taxes enacted through restrictive Voter ID laws.
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DNC: Ney Guilty Plea Highlights Ever-Growing GOP Culture of Corruption
Submitted by BuzzFlash on Fri, 10/13/2006 - 1:58pm.DNC: Ney Guilty Plea Highlights Ever-Growing GOP Culture of Corruption
Washington, DC - Disgraced Ohio Republican Congressman Bob Ney today finally pled guilty to felony charges of conspiracy and making false statements after taking tens of thousands of dollars worth of trips, sports tickets, campaign contributions, meals and casino chips from convicted Republican super-lobbyist Jack Abramoff. This is just the latest example of the ever-growing Republican culture of corruption. Ney's conviction follows the conviction of former GOP Congressman Duke Cunningham, the resignation of former Republican House leader Tom DeLay and the eruption of numerous scandals surrounding a number of Republicans in Washington. At the same time, Republicans in Congress have consistently blocked ethics reform packages proposed by Democrats.




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