Robert Brawn
CAMDEN — Robert Alton Brawn, 72, went to be with the Lord on March 9, 2023, following a brief illness. He was residing in the loving care of very special
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CAMDEN — Robert Alton Brawn, 72, went to be with the Lord on March 9, 2023, following a brief illness. He was residing in the loving care of very special
CAMDEN — Robert Alton Brawn, 72, went to with the Lord on March 9, 2023, following a brief illness. He was residing in the loving care of very special people at Rosewood Cottage in Damariscotta. Robert was born in Rumford on April 29, 1950, the...
you can join in this session, and you can actually pitched in for the debate. >> it is time to begin. people say this time to choose, and the issue we will choose on, jobs in america. the question, what is your distinguishing idea, of all the others on the stage, about how to create jobs, and bring jobs back from overseas. how many jobs do think you can create, and mr. gingrich, kenya began. >> i worked with ronald reagan in the '80s, his recovery program would be about 25 million new jobs. following a very similar pan with -- plan with bill clinton, we went down to 4.2% unemployment...
republicans only. in the boston globe had a similar headline this morning. the gop debate targeting obama, not mitt romney. "the telegraph" says the seven gop target obama last night. we want to hear from republicans only. what do you want to -- what did you think about last night's debate? republicans only this morning. this is "the miami herald." host: also this morning is "the baltimore sun." "gop hopefuls target obama." host: also says in this story that john huntsman is expected to declare his candidacy soon. we will go to hank in detroit, michigan. what did you think of last ni...
it is outperforming anything the democrats should have been per forming a ninth district. >> medicare was the major issue. >> there were flooded with medicare adds. in all honesty, the democratic message on medicare is the republicans want to end medicare as we know by turning it into these voucher programs. they say it is easier to communicate than the republican message which is basically if we don't do something now, it is unsustainable and it will crash. it just gives the average voter -- they have not really -- the republicans and not to my good job of communicating to the avera...