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Measure that would have authorized the u.s. mission there. not only did all but eight republicans vote no but 70 democrats deserted the president as well. it is a symbolic blow but a sign of growing impatience with the effort to get ka daty. plus, the war on science. michele bachmann who kicks off her presidential campaign monday, says when it comes to evolution, the so-called intelligent design or creationism theory, theres a scientific controversy between the two and both should be taught. let...

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Union states. because the wages are higher. they made more money when the jobs were there. now they dont build automobiles and we dont have steel mills any more. the union wage is an artificial wage, mandated by the government under the national labor relations bore. the whole thing is unconstitutional. the interstate commerce clause should facilitate and allow people to move their businesses back and forth not to inhibit business decisions [ applause ] >> juan: governor pawlenty, when you ed in...

"congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion." seems pretty clear. on that basis, democratic candidate chris coons opposes the teaching of creationism which u.s. courts found to be a religious doctrine in public schools. why? because taking taxpayer dollars to fund teaching of religious doctrine would be the government teaching and establishing a religion. and government cannot do that. but in the debate today, odonnells first claim that evolution is just a theory. by the ...

Start businesses and create jobs based on the private sector, not government spending. they go spend that money on those new businesses that are starting. so it happened under kennedy and reagan. when you decrease taxes, revenues increase. >> should creationism be taught in public schools? >> that doesnt have anything to do with what i will do in congress. >> do you think it should be taught in public schools? >> nothing to do what i would do in congress. my opinion on that is irrelevant. >> let...

Republican christine odonnell. and what she knows and doesnt know about the united states constitution. today she debated the democratic opponent chris coons at a law school in delaware during a discussion about whether creationism should be taught in public schools, odonnell questioned that the first amendment calls for the separation of church and state. lets listen to some of the key moments of the exchange. >> where in the constitution is separation of church and state? >> where -- an excell...

"congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion." seems pretty clear. on that basis, democratic candidate chris coons opposes the teaching of creationism which u.s. courts found to be a religious doctrine in public schools. why? because taking taxpayer dollars to fund teaching of religious doctrine would be the government teaching and establishing a religion. and government cannot do that. but in the debate today, odonnells first claim that evolution is just a theory. by the ...

Extend the bush tax cuts. now, ive covered a lot of tea party rallies and theyre all about cutting the deficit. how do you extend the bush tax cuts and cut the deficit? experts say it is impossible. >> it is not impossible. any time taxes decreased, revenue increased because you are putting money back into the private citizens who then go start businesses and create jobs based on the private sector, not government spending. they go spend that money on those new businesses that are starting. so i...

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