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For parliamentary scrutiny and they have form. there is a pattern that this of this government withholding information to the last minute and then only making the most basic details available. let s be clear, the government hasn t brought forward a substantive motion for this debate. the motion they have tabled is made in neutral terms and advice that was intended to allow the house to debate an issue without coming to a view. they claimed this debate is binding. it is not our procedures to make a binding, it is there a political choice. this is a kneejerk reaction dreamt up between last thursday and yesterday in the face of growing criticism of this government. talks of returning to 0.7%, yesterday s wms talks about returning to 0.71 we are not borrowing for day to day spending and underlying debt is falling, or on their own in each of these test is a high hurdle when combined, these conditions become incredibly ....
Into state races in a way that democrats had never contemplated and it paid off, and now they re doing all this redistricting, or gerrymandering as we used to call it. in sum total, do you believe they lost all those seats under obama because of his governance or because of his countenance? i think there s a bit of both in there. some of it was the economy. what you have in 2010 is a recession that keeps building even after obama got into office. that s part of it there. then there is countenance, you don t think you can get away from that, there s a huge realignment under obama where white voters move away from the democratic party and into the republican party, we know that happened. another thing that happened, actually pretty important, ticket splitting goes way, way down over the next couple of years. so, you know, when obama runs in 2008, you have a 0.71 correlation between a presidential vote and whether or not the same party candidate ....
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Another incredible night last night, willie. maybe the best pitcher over the past 30, 40 years. we ve heard bob gibson and pedro martinez. his e.r.a. through may is 0.71. which means he s giving up less than a run a game. he threw 10, 12 pitches to start the game over 100 miles an hour. there s no question he s the best pitcher in baseball, and on the way to being one of the greatest of all time. mike barnicle and the ap s jonathan lemire are still with us. and joining the conversation, we have bbc anchor katty kay and columnist and associate editor of the washington post and msnbc political analyst, eugene robinson joins us this morning. so gene, mara and i last hour were talking about tulsa and talking about how much has changed. i think you may be one or two years older than me. i m not sure, but i know, i was saying, my first year in school, ....
His record and how he is not in the mainstream and yet, she doesn t identify anything in his record. and she talks about women s rights as it relates to judge gorsuch, when the truth is, that her rights, her record as it relates to women, is unbelievable. this is a woman who when we find out from the free beacon that women in her senate office are paid $0.71 per dollar that men are paid. bill: she was impressed by that revelation by the washington free beacon. i don t know if people saw it. let me just get the report out. the report was that in senator warren s office, women are making $0.71, whereas men doing the same kind of job are making $1. today, i think this is the national equal pay day. ....