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 Obama to use foreign aid to promote homosexual agenda abroad WASHINGTON (AP) The Obama administration is announcing a wide-ranging effort to use U.S. foreign aid to promote rights for gays and lesbians abroad, including combating attempts by foreign governments to criminalize homosexuality. Go on Welfare, Live Large at the $1.2 Million Lake House Must be nice. A Seattle couple is on welfare, food stamps, disability and housing assistance, and is living in a beautiful $1.2 million Lake Washington home. The couple received more than $1,200 in housing assistance meant for public housing vouchers, yet used a loophole in the law which allowed them to move to a location of their choosing. They also received federal and state disability benefits and food stamps. Police clear out Occupy New Orleans camp NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Scores of police officers marched into an encampment of protesters and homeless people across from City Hall before dawn Tuesday, forcing the dozens of occupants out and removing tents in a peaceful eviction that drew loud, sometimes raucous complaints but did not result in violence. Bachmann: Romney, Gingrich both have 'flaws' (AP) - Rep. Michele Bachmann said Tuesday she still thinks she has a good chance of winning the Iowa Republican caucuses, saying presidential campaign rivals Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney "have significant flaws." Al Gore -- The Media Reported only 1% of What Went On in the Clinton Years So Bob Woodward, famed investigative journalist, doesn't like to be seated next to former Vice President Al Gore at a dinner party or Washington event. Yet he and his comrades were willing to foist him upon the nation for eight VERY LONG YEARS. Romney says he supports payroll tax cut WASHINGTON (AP) - Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney said Monday he supports the extension of payroll tax cuts, a proposal President Barack Obama is championing. NAACP wants new voting laws struck down WASHINGTON (AP) - The NAACP has been collecting information about early voting advocacy by black churches in Florida, hoping to convince the Justice Department to strike down a slew of new state voting laws it claims are intended to thwart growing minority participation at the polls ahead of next year's presidential election. |
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