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* Super Christianism: The platform seeks to "Reassert the principle that 'Freedom of Religion' does not mean 'Freedom from religion."
Maine GOP Platform Hijacked By Tea Party: 'The Inmates... Are Running The Asylum' (VIDEO) 2010
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* Super Christianism: The platform seeks to "Reassert the principle that 'Freedom of Religion' does not mean 'Freedom from religion."
Maine GOP Platform Hijacked By Tea Party: 'The Inmates... Are Running The Asylum' (VIDEO) 2010
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Hasan, Fort Hood, and the Need to Reassert, "Wow, I'm an American!" digg
Dr. Peter Breggin: Hasan, Fort Hood, and the Need to Reassert, "Wow, I'm an American!" 2009
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Reassert the Constitutionally mandated authority of Congress by rescinding all Bush/Cheney-era signing statements and executive orders and declaring them, by Presidental declaration and by Joint Resolution of the Congress, to have been invalid and unconstitutional.
Oh yeah...Remembering the War and Other National and Global Crises 2008
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"Reassert your leadership in a calm way," Mr. Doherty says.
Inconvenient Youths 2007
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Reassert our commitment to higher education in our own country, to the diversity of higher education, to seeking out students who would otherwise not be able to afford to go to college and graduate and do everything we can to make that possible again.
Commencement Address of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton at Agnes Scott College 2005
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Reassert shared goals and interests, as well as the value placed on the relational bond between the parties.
RPGnet 2010
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Reassert shared goals and interests, as well as the value placed on the relational bond between the parties.
RPGnet Amber Eagar 2010
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Reassert the principal that "Freedom of Religion" does not mean "Freedom from Religion"
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Reassert Congress's vital constitutional role and forbid, by a criminal statute with severe penalties, any attack against another nation, except in cases of actual or imminent attack of the US by that nation or as permitted under the United Nations Charter and the Constitution, absent explicit authorization by Congress.
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