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“Again, a Bill from those whom don't understand the dire nature of US fiscal policy. You don't worry about cleaning your pool while a gangster has a gun pointed at your head. COG has just got so many of our elected leaders feeling like nothing can happen to me, 'cause I'll be protected under-groun…”

- STEVEN G

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In Response to: Does the U.S. Need a Comprehensive Plan for Combating Climate Change?

“Those republicans in the Senate that go against the original statement "No Hearing"...will do so at their own peril. The public now has a memory, and the willingness for change.”

- STEVEN G

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In Response to: Should the Senate Reject President Obama’s Supreme Court Nominations?

“US is already headed off the fiscal cliff. One day before long, when the Banks/CCs/ATMs fail due to irresponsible monetary policies, what do you think the streets of the US will be like? The wealthy have their golden parachutes, but the rest of us are stuck here to fend for ourselves.”

- STEVEN G

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In Response to: Should the U.S. Eliminate Tuition for Public Colleges and Reform Student Loans?

“Statistics don't lie, but people's dramatization / emotionalizing do. Gun's should be concentrated in the hands of the law abiding citizens whom are properly trained for use.”

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In Response to: Will Guns on Public School Campuses Keep Students Safe?

“These #'s are too high, even though Congress should be the entity setting such limits. There needs to be some temporary legislation that motivates our economy-businesses to re-employ the 40% of workers we already under-employed, and then immigration #''s then tied to that "real" figure.”

- STEVEN G

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In Response to: Should Congress — Not the President— Set Refugee Admission Caps?

“These are important issues, but somewhere we have to reduce spending, because going over a fiscal cliff, is not going to be good for most Americans. In fact it will be disastrous.”

- STEVEN G

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In Response to: Funding the Federal Government Until April 2017 and Disaster Relief