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Can u really trust everyone in your life?
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Fri Aug 2 03:45:46 2013
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Date: Fri, 2 Aug 2013 00:45:45 -0700
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onight when I called and emailed Olivia to apologize," she said in
a statement.Josh Marshall,editor and publisher of Talking Points Memo, told
The Wall Street Journal in an email that the conversation was "definitely
on the record."In her Daily News piece,Nuzzi wrote that Weiner often called
interns "Monica," a reference to former White House intern Monica Lewinsky,
and that many people worked on the campaign to get close to
Weiner's wife, Huma Abedin. Abedin is an ex-aide to former Secretary of
State Hillary Clinton.Meanwhile, Weiner released a new campaign video Tuesday
evening saying he won't quit the race, despite calls from politicians and
newspaper editors who have said he should quit.In the one-minute video posted
on his campaign's website, he said his critics don't know New York
or him and that quitting isn't what New Yorkers do, they "fight
through tough things."He said in the video that when "embarrassing" things
in a person's private life become public, the person should talk about
it.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Click here for more from
The Wall Street Journal.
Anthony
Weiner's mayoral effort doomed?
arce's current five-year term expires,
which would leave the agency with just two members -- short of
the three legally needed for it to conduct business."I applaud the Senate
for putting in place a full board and look forward to working
together on other steps we can take to grow our economy," Obama
said in a written statement that put an optimistic face on upcoming
battles with Congress over taxes and spending.Besides renewing Pearce for
another five-year term, senators also confirmed Democrats Kent Hirozawa
and Nancy Schiffer, who both have long experience as labor lawyers, to
the NLRB. The two Republicans approved are a pair of attorneys who
have worked with employers on labor issues, Philip A. Miscimarra and Harry
I. Johnson III.On Wednesday, senators planned to begin considering Obama's
nomination of B. Todd Jones to head the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,
Firearms and Explosives. It will also take up his selection of Samantha
Power to become U.N. ambassador.In a turnabout, Democrats were expressing
optimism that they would win the 60 votes needed to end Republican
roadblocks against a vote on Jones, whom Obama nominated in January to
head ATF. The agency, which has not had a confirmed director since
2006, helps enforce federal gun laws.Top National Rifle Association lobbyist
Jim Baker said in an interview this week that the gun lobby
would remain neutral on Jones, saying, "We find nothing in his background
to concern law-abiding g
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;"> Tenn.Days earlier, Obama accused the House
GOP of risking another financial crisis by issuing ultimatums over the debt
ceiling and government funding."We've seen a group of Republicans in the
House, in particular, who suggest they wouldn't vote to pay the very
bills that Congress has already racked up," Obama said. "That's not an
economic plan. That's just being a deadbeat."Obama has reason to be cautiously
optimistic about the Senate, which passed a far-reaching immigration overhaul
Obama sorely sought with bipartisan support and struck a deal over Obama's
nominees that has led to a flurry of confirmations after months of
logjam. A number of prominent GOP senators have also criticized a Republican
plan to threaten a government shutdown unless funding is cut off for
Obama's health care law.But even in the Senate, there's skepticism about
Obama's intentions. Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., said Obama's contrasting
tone about the House and Senate amounts to a divide-and-conquer strategy
that calls into question the White House's outreach."These discussions have
been going on for five years and no agreements have been reached
yet," Sessions said. "It could be the president is playing the Senate
like a fiddle."On most issues -- including pressing tax and spending matters
-- Senate and House Republicans are unified in their opposition. There was
no telling Republicans apart Tuesday, for instance, as they panned a corporate
tax cut and jobs spend
ral law, authorities
are limited when they want to trace firearms used in crimes.Backing Jones
are many groups that fought to expand background checks this year. That
includes Mayors Against Illegal Guns, led and largely financed by billionaire
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg; the National Law Enforcement Partnership
to Prevent Gun Violence; and the Newtown Action Alliance, which represents
some families from that community.The Irish-born Power won a Pulitzer Prize
for a book on how the U.S. responded to atrocities in Rwanda
and Bosnia in the 1990s and for years has backed intervention --
including military force -- to halt human rights atrocities. At her Senate
confirmation hearing this month, she distanced herself from her 2002 call
for a "mammoth protection force" to prevent Middle East violence, calling
it a "remarkably incoherent answer."On Tuesday, the Senate approved nominees
for all five seats on the National Labor Relations Board, which tries
to settle labor disputes. Senators' confirmation of those selections, three
Democrats and two Republicans, prevents the agency from all but ceasing
work in late August, when vacancies would have left just two board
members -- one fewer than required for it to make decisions.One appointment
that seems to be in trouble is Rep. Melvin Watt, D-N.C., whom
the president wants to head the Federal Housing Finance Agency.With Democrats
saying all week they were having problems rounding up enough v
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