As White House Memo on Sestak Raises More Questions, White House Refers to That Same Memo for Answers
June 9, 2010 by Jason Steele · Leave a Comment
White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs on Tuesday would not say if there were multiple conversations with Rep. Joe Sestak (D-Pa.) about serving on a presidential advisory board in exchange for Sestak dropping out of the Democratic Senate primary race in Pennsylvania.
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As White House Memo on Sestak Raises More Questions, White House Refers to That Same Memo for Answers
The Green Police Take Over the Country
February 10, 2010 by Jason Steele · Leave a Comment
The most interesting element of the Super Bowl wasn’t the Super Bowl. It was an advertisement for the Audi A3 TDI.
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The Green Police Take Over the Country
Iran Accuses West of Fomenting Violent Protests
December 29, 2009 by Frank Montelione · Leave a Comment
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman says deadly clashes in Tehran are the work of a tiny minority, and he accused outside countries, including the U.S. and Britain, of “miscalculating” by siding with the protesters.
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Iran Accuses West of Fomenting Violent Protests
Fox News Channel, Obama Administration Talking
October 29, 2009 by Jason Steele · Leave a Comment
The meeting came a day after Fox anchor Shepard Smith apologized for a “lack of balance” following a political report where the Republican candidate for New Jersey governor was interviewed and the Democratic incumbent wasn’t.
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Fox News Channel, Obama Administration Talking
Stimulus Jobs Overstated by Thousands
October 29, 2009 by Jason Steele · 1 Comment
An early progress report on President Barack Obama’s economic recovery plan overstates by thousands the number of jobs created or saved through the stimulus program, a mistake that White House officials promise will be corrected in future reports.
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Stimulus Jobs Overstated by Thousands

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