Senate passes $10 billion jobless benefits measure The Senate voted Tuesday to pass a $10 billion measure to extend benefits for unemployed workers and fund road projects after Sen. Jim Bunning agreed to end his filibuster.
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Bunning describes to his grandchildren the opportunity to serve his country that got away.
Senator Jim Bunning (R–KY, net worth $607,000 * ) continued his objection to a 30-day extension in federal unemployment benefits and highway funding reimbursements today, after successfully stopping the bill on a point of parliamentary procedure Thursday. Yesterday morning, two thousand federal transportation workers were furloughed without pay , thanks to Bunning’s insistence that a specific funding...Read Full Story
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Well, frumps, on a Sorry Spectacle scale of 1 to 10, Sen. Jim Bunning’s (R-KY) hold-up of the passage of an emergency extension of Unemployment Compensation and COBRA is a chart-buster. I figure one of two things is going on here and both are sad possibilities; either Bunning is indeed suffering from senile dementia, as many have speculated for the past 6 years, or he has just taken a commanding lead in the 2010 Republican Obstruction Derby.
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Republicans are trying to shift the focus of an angry email to a republican senator as a growing Obama police state. Forget what prompted Bruce Shore, a 51-year-old unemployed man from Philadelphia to send heated emails to Republican Sen. Jim Bunning for his obtuse whining about missing the Kentucky-South Carolina basketball game because he had to be in Congress to debate an unemployment benefits bill. Republicans want to shift the focus to the FBI showing up at Mr. Shores front door when his...Read Full Story
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AP - A Republican that had been stubbornly blocking a stopgap measure to extend help for the jobless relented on Tuesday under withering assaults from Democrats and dwindling support within his own party.
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Twenty pitches have thrown a perfect game in Major League Baseball history. The most recent one was Philadelphia ace Roy Halladay’s perfect game May 29, 2010. That came just 20 days after Dallas Braden threw one for the Oakland Athletics.
Hey Meow Mixer…it might help if you stopped using the O’Connell/Madden/Og approved Elias ####### Sports Bureau. I respect what the print media does and how they have helped publicize the game of baseball. I enjoy blogging on occasion, and don’t have the writing skills they possess. I was a player and I understand who was good, great, overrated and underappreciated. Writers can only go by numbers, but players know far beyond the numbers who is...
Prior to the last Senate (election) cycle, Mitch McConnell forced Jim Bunning out of office. Kentucky should have kept Bunning and worked to eliminate McConnell. McConnell made an imbecilic deal with Harry Reid that put John Boehner in an untenable position.
Had President Barack Obama listened to Alabama Sen. Richard Shelby, Kentucky Sen. Jim Bunning and now GOP presidential hopeful former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and let GM and Chrysler go bankrupt as they espoused, and not continued the loans to the two automakers started by former President George W. Bush, there would not be a “Big year, brighter road for Detroit 3” (Jan. GM and Chrysler ...
United States Senator Jim Bunning, Kentucky ... U.S. Senator Jim Bunning today issued the following statement regarding the Treasury Department’s bailout of Wall Street.
James Paul David "Jim" Bunning (born October 23, 1931) is an American politician who was a Hall of Fame pitcher in Major League Baseball from 1955 to 1971.
Jim Bunning batting, fielding and pitching major league baseball lifetime statistics for each season and his career, and a list of any post-season awards he has won and his ...
Before Henry Paulson and Ben Bernanke even had the chance to speak this morning, senators were on the attack. "The sentiment from Ohioans about this proposal is universally negative," said S