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Decorated Marine veteran Nick Popaditch on Tuesday announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the 51st Congressional District seat held by Democrat Bob Filner.
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Olbermann blames Ft. Hood tragedy on "hate crimes" against Hasan
MSNBC's Keith Olbermann has repeatedly made excuses for Hasan by saying he was the "victim of a hate crime". Read more at examiner.com ... TOPICS: Culture/Society ; News/Current Events ; Politics/Elections ; War on Terror KEYWORDS: cair ; forthood ; hasan ; hatecrimes ; jihad ; moonbats ; msnbc ; obama ; olbermann That and other media excuses for ...
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HUES students dressed up in athletic/cheer gear during Red Ribbon week. CHICKASAW COUNTY - The annual Red Ribbon week was observed last week with Chickasaw County schools joining in full force.
Rep. Duncan Hunter Urges Congress To Listen To Afghanistan Veterans
Rep. Duncan D. Hunter urges Congress to listen to soldiers who have serve in Afghanistan, noting that it is important to hear about what it is like there for the troops.
MILITARY: Hunter says Afghan war can be won
U.S. military and civilian leaders in Afghanistan told a group of lawmakers visiting that south-central Asian country that more troops are needed to win the war against the anti-government Taliban.
REGION: Hunter and Issa slam House health care bill
U.S. Reps. Darrell Issa and Duncan Hunter said they opposed the health care reform legislation unveiled Thursday by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
US diplomats, troops, ready to help Karzai
Afghan President Hamid Karzai meets with United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon at the Presidential Palace in Kabul yesterday.
US diplomats, troops, ready to help Karzai: US lawmaker
US diplomats and troops in Afghanistan say they need a military "surge" there to succeed and stand ready to work with Afghan President Hamid Karzai, a US lawmaker said after a visit there.
Afghan President Karzai Handed Second Term
Challenger Abdullah Abdullah on Sunday pulled out of Afghanistan's run-off election, plunging the country into fresh political chaos amid international pressure for the one-horse race to be scrapped.
White House: Afghan troop decision...
Top Obama administration officials pledged Sunday to work with Afghan President Hamid Karzai, despite continuing doubts about his credibility that could have been eased had he won a runoff election against his top challenger, who dropped out citing concerns of fraud.
Inside the Return of America's Fallen at Dover Air Force Base
Juliana Sohn Royce Linton, one of the pilots who flew Sergeant Montgomery's casket to Indiana, in the cargo door of his Falcon 20 at Dover Air Force Base.
Pentagon pressed on Afghanistan IEDs
Concerned by the growing number of U.S. deaths in Afghanistan caused by Improvised Explosive Devices, Rep.
Obama unhappy with criticism of his NYC date night
President Barack Obama says only once since Jan. 20 has White House life annoyed him.
Anxious Crowds Meet Ad Hoc Swine Flu Police
The top public health official in Los Angeles County stood at a swine flu vaccination site in Compton, Calif., on Tuesday and gently told elderly residents that they really ought to go home.
GOP taps veterans for Afghan advice
As a Marine lieutenant in Iraq in 2004, Duncan Hunter was poised for an assault on Fallujah when the order came down from Washington to pull out instead.
Rep. Todd Hunter given leadership award
Todd Hunter, R-Corpus Christi, with a luncheon at the Town Club on Wednesday, giving him the group's Civil Justice Leadership Award.
Paul touts fundraising success, stakes positions on federal issues
Rand Paul, the Bowling Green eye surgeon seeking the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate, expects to raise as much as $2 million and says federal government should get out of the education business.
Robins squadron member named 'Miss Military,' gives up the crown
Airman 1st Class Apryl Sanders, a weapons manager for the 16th Airborne Command and Control Squadron at Robins Air Force Base, was named Miss Military last month by a nonprofit organization in California.
RNC chair Steele praised ACORN
Thomas Lifson What on earth was Michael Steele thinking? With Democrat vote maximizing ACORN on the rocks, he offers praise and excuses.
Nurses Plan Strike Over Swine Flu Conditions At Hospitals
More than 16,000 registered nurses are locked in a contract dispute with officials at 37 Catholic hospitals statewide and plan to strike Oct.
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