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August 4, 2008

A 350-Mile Trip To the Glory Days – NFL HOF

A 350-Mile Trip To the Glory Days – NFL HOF Few teams in professional sports get to have as grand a day as the Washington Redskins had here Saturday. Any team’s fans can buy out a stadium for a big playoff game or be indulged in a civic championship parade. But how many times can…

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August 4, 2008

MERLEFLOWERS – Drill Here, Drill Now, Pay Less

August 4, 2008 Sen. Merle Flowers: Drill Here, Drill Now, Pay Less The Unites States has become almost completely dependent upon foreign oil production. As a result, Americans are now paying over $4 per gallon at the gas pumps. This situation is outrageous, but what is even more outrageous is that the Democrat led Congress…

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August 4, 2008

House Republicans go back on the floor Monday to talk gas prices

House Republicans go back on the floor Monday to talk gas prices Continuing with their guerilla tactics from last week, House Republicans will be back on the floor Monday to talk gas prices, even though Congress is in recess, and they may stay there all week. More than a dozen Republicans have already committed to…

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August 3, 2008

Alabama notices change in Wilson

Alabama notices change in Wilson UA quarterback focused on having better season TUSCALOOSA – Teammates have started saying things about John Parker Wilson that Alabama’s third-year starting quarterback would never profess of himself. They’re saying Wilson is more focused. He’s more productive. He’s working harder. He’s more prepared, more comfortable, more in tune with what’s…

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August 3, 2008

A QB rotation – Auburn

A QB rotation – Auburn AUBURN — Nothing is more captivating to fans — and reporters — than a quarterback competition. If Kodi Burns and Chris Todd haven’t discovered that yet, they soon will. Auburn officials have even taken the unusual step of scheduling built-in-breaks for the two competing quarterbacks. Not from passes, drills or…

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August 3, 2008

McCain awakes and ignites White House race

John McCain is finally making noise in the White House race, after weeks of anemic photo ops, scattershot attacks and looking on as Democrat Barack Obama soaked up adulation and opinion poll leads. In the fiercest combat of the general election so far, McCain tasted successive victories last week in the battle for daily news…

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August 2, 2008

McCain defends Web ad mocking Obama

Republican John McCain on Friday defended his campaign’s new Web ad mocking Barack Obama as a presumptuous messianic figure, saying it was important to “display a sense of humor” in the presidential contest. The ad was not set to air on any television stations, so the campaign was counting on it to attract viewers by…

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August 2, 2008

Insurance department set to release State Farm review

Mississippi’s insurance commissioner says a long-awaited review of State Farm’s handling of insurance claims after Hurricane Katrina is nearly complete. Commissioner Mike Chaney said Friday that he plans to release the department’s market-conduct exam of State Farm in late August or early September. The Bloomington, Illinois-based insurer received a draft of the report in early…

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August 2, 2008

In just over a month, Obama changes stance on offshore drilling

On June 20, 2008, the AP ran an article titled “Obama criticizes McCain on offshore drilling” in which Obama says McCain “makes absolutely no sense at all” and also reads: Barack Obama on Friday dismissed rival John McCain’s proposal to allow offshore drilling as an election-year conversion, arguing that it will not lower gas prices…

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August 2, 2008

New McCain Ad . . . The One – it’s really good.

McCain Campaign 8/2/8

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August 2, 2008

Governor Haley Barbour’s Medicaid Plan – verbatim

Governor Haley Barbour today announced a federal agency has given the green light to an administrative solution for funding the Mississippi Medicaid program that is consistent with current state and federal law and can be implemented without legislative action. The new solution means funds cut from reimbursement payments to hospitals will be replaced in like…

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