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Albany's tight-knit world is divided about what to make of his new role as the statehouse's unofficial, uncensored gadfly and online agitator.
Ex-Official Surfaces as Ethics Gadfly Jacob Gershman 2011
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The Senate yesterday nodded off on the awful operating budget that the statehouse's Democratic leadership had agreed on, sans revenue package.
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Using a metaphor appropriate for his state, Nevada's new governor on Monday compared the causes of his statehouse's challenges to an economic earthquake.
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Using a metaphor appropriate for his state, Nevada's new governor on Monday compared the causes of his statehouse's challenges to an economic earthquake.
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Using a metaphor appropriate for his state, Nevada's new governor on Monday compared the causes of his statehouse's challenges to an economic earthquake.
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Using a metaphor appropriate for his state, Nevada's new governor on Monday compared the causes of his statehouse's challenges to an economic earthquake.
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Turn the confederate flag into a universally recognized symbol of black pride and black defiance... do that, and watch how fast that Southern gravy bib is removed from the statehouse's flag pole.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com David Macaray 2012
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Using a metaphor appropriate for his state, Nevada's new governor on Monday compared the causes of his statehouse's challenges to an economic earthquake.
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Posed the same question, Loyd said that partisan politics have become too much a part of the statehouse's day-to-day business.
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Posed the same question, Loyd said that partisan politics have become too much a part of the statehouse's day-to-day business.
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