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"The law is very clear! 'The monies recouped from the TARP shall be paid into the general fund of the treasury for the reduction of the public debt.'"
Some Republicans who voted against the stimulus "have been all too happy to claim credit for Recovery Act projects and the jobs those projects have produced. They come to the ribbon cuttings."
"We passed without, frankly, the help of the Republican caucus, we passed 25 tax cuts last year, mostly aimed at the middle class and small businesses."
"Mr. President, multiple times from your administration there have come statements that Republicans have no ideas and no solutions" on health care.
"President Obama's proposed 'spending freeze' will only reduce the $42 trillion in government spending proposed between 2011 and 2020 by little more than one-half of 1 percent."
"Here in Virginia, we have the opportunity to become the first state on the East Coast to explore for and produce oil and natural gas offshore."
"PWNED: House GOP Dominates Twitter, YouTube, Social Media in Congress."
Democratic presidents "have been considerably more effective at creating private-sector jobs."
"No Democratic campaign for (Fla.) governor has ever had these kinds of resources this early on in an election cycle."
"President Obama has broken his pledge to the American people to be transparent throughout (health care reform negotiations)."
Charlie Crist broke the quarter "record for fundraising in a U.S. Senate race in Florida."
"President Obama's proposal calls for serious cuts in our own long-term carbon emissions," but China and India will still be allowed to increase their emissions.
The Senate health care bill does not contain limits on medical malpractice lawsuits.
The Senate health care bill "would leave 24 million people without insurance coverage."
Obama has "visited more countries and met with more world leaders than any president in his first six months in office."
Obama has admitted a cap and trade plan would cause electricity bills to "skyrocket."
The House of Representatives does not have a prochoice majority.
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