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“Like being able to kick people out of the program, and that includes food stamps, for defrauding it; putting more oversight in the FTC, the Futures Trading Commission, when it comes to natural gas and oil trading; that's actually a part of it.”

Thursday, May 15, 2008, 9:34 AM by Julie Harker Republican Congressman Sam Graves, the only Missourian on the House Ag Committee - ' and a farm bill conferee - spoke with Brownfield Wednesday after the House ... via Brownfield Network

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“In San Francisco, Nancy Pelosi's throwing a party for Kay Barnes”

Labels are the mother's milk of electoral politics, and while GOP congressional campaigns are already thinking of politically negative ways to refer to Sen. via The Washington Post

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“He may be in Kansas City one weekend. He may be in a different place the next weekend. I just can't keep track of him”

Home << Diem << A storied life If you ever get the chance to talk to Ray Landrum, you'd better believe you're going to hear a story or two. via St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO

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“I understand doing mindless things while in the minority. We did it all the time. But this was just plain dumb.”

It was a political maneuver not even their mothers could love.Immediately after Congress agreed to &#8220;celebrate the role of mothers in the United States&#8221; and support Mother&#8217;s Day, U.S. Rep. via Kansas City Star

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Democrat Kay Barnes ranks as the second-best funded challenger to a congressional incumbent anywhere in the country, Congressional Politics reports.Barnes, who's going after Republican Sam Graves in Missouri's ... via Kansas City Star

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“The 1964 Civil Rights Act was supposed to have resolved all of this”

Ward Connerly looks back 44 years and can't believe controversy surrounds him for speaking out against discrimination. via St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO

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“It would be a nice break, but it's still high. And if it keeps climbing, 18 cents is not going to make a big difference”

If some lawmakers have their way, relief at the gas pump could arrive by summer, but at what cost? On every gallon of gasoline sold, 18 cents of tax goes to the federal government. via TheKansasCityChannel.com

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U.S. Congressman Sam Graves wants Missouri to move beyond race. The republican put his stamp of approval on civil rights legislation Monday in St. via KQTV

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U.S. Congressman Sam Graves is giving energy projects in Missouri the green light. via KQTV

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