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I've known Alan Grayson for quite a few years and one thing I can say about him is that he is refreshingly consistent. He's been a dedicated fighter for working families-- on a Bernie Sanders/Raúl Grijalva level of dedication. And, as a corollary, he's been very much opposed to aggressive war. I dare say he runs every political decision he makes through a screen that takes into account if it's pro-working family and if it's pro-peace.

Alan Grayson states, “putting Rick Scott in charge of a state is like putting Al-Qaida as the pilot of an airplane.” While this was posted on YouTube by a Republican criticizing Mr. Grayson — I concede that the former Congressman’s point may be overdone, but Corporate America should not speak for Americans.

There's no simplier way of putting this. Nathan Fillion, Alan Tudyk, Mark Sheppard, Jonathan Woodward, Christina Hendricks and Adam Baldwin have all turned up and are partying with fans at the hotel bar into the night at the cancelled convention Flanvention. These actors? I don't have the words.

What is it about the works of beloved writers that often leads to such crappy movies? Is there something about Stephen King or Alan Moore that simply doesn't work on the big screen? Show me one good King adaptation and I'll show you four or five awful ones. Is it just bad luck?

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said the country can't afford $3.3 trillion of tax cuts proposed by Republican presidential nominee John McCain without corresponding spending reductions. Greenspan said today on Bloomberg Television that ``I'm not in favor of financing tax cuts with borrowed money."

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan offered a woeful outlook of America's economic situation on Sunday, saying the crisis with the country's financial institutions was as dire as he had ever seen in his long career, and predicting that one or more of those institutions would likely collapse in the near future.

Simpson's lost Thank You note: "Dear Grandpa Simpson, thank you for the wonderful Enema Man and Snoopy Snoopy Poop Dogg cassette tapes you bought me for my "Itunes Player." I'm sending my thank you by e-mail. I hope you get it."

I have reviewed several weight loss programs, weight loss potions. And truthfully I haven't been impressed... Until now! Coach Carla Weight Loss is the real thing!

It's the most wonderful time of the year, gurrrlz – you know I mean the time when St. Thickeolas himself starts making the morning show rounds with his Christmas picks and I start making the rounds of my neighbours with satellites that can receive Los Angeles channels, and who don't mind me snuggling up next to them on the couch for an hour or so with my flip-camera at the ready!

MMS played the “Activity March by Harold Bennett, “Flourish” by Sandy Feldstein and Larry Clark ... They perform the pieces solely by reading the music notes. Allen helped the students practice by making them do this exercise sometimes ...

Martin Feldstein argues that the Tax Reform Act of 1986 “showed how a tax reform that includes lower rates can change incentives in a way that grows the tax base and produces extra revenue.” While Alan Blinder argues that flattening the rate ...

Princeton professor Alan Blinder penned an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal ... properties with the intention of renting the properties out. Harvard's Martin Feldstein put in his two cents' worth on the issue for the New York Times.

It hasn't worked. America simply has too much mortgage debt to pay back. Serious economic thinkers across the spectrum, from Democrat Alan Blinder to Republican Martin Feldstein to New York Fed President William Dudley, believe that there is only one ...