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"In order to move a bill you have to have hearings scheduled on it," Roussell said.
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When asked by APN if Conyers taking impeachment "off the table" meant based on present information or whether it was complete abdication of a constitutional mechanism no matter what information comes forward, "All we can speak to is the present time," Roussell said, adding it would be unwise to speculate about the future.
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He had said to Roussell that if Perrotte's illness was analogous to cholera it was, nevertheless, not that disease.
She Stands Accused 1935
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The Veuve Roussell had to be helped into court by her son.
She Stands Accused 1935
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'Roussell,' said Beaumont, 'is superior to his class.
Correspondence & Conversations of Alexis de Tocqueville with Nassau William Senior from 1834 to 1859, Volume 2 Alexis de Tocqueville 1832
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Regarding Huntsman, President Obama's former Ambassador to China, the memo states, "Jon Huntsman, who proudly called himself a radical for wanting to end Medicare as we know it, endorsed the principles of Cut, Cap and Balance including a balanced budget amendment," Roussell says before saying why such an approach won't work.
FOXNews.com Greta Van Susteren 2011
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"As we expect to see tonight, the GOP candidates' extreme aims to appease the far-right wing of the Republican Party shows that Republicans are more concerned with protecting their special interest friends and the wealthy than protecting working families," the memo, penned by DNC National Press Secretary Melanie Roussell, reads.
FOXNews.com Greta Van Susteren 2011
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In it, Roussell predicts the GOP responses on a series of issues:
FOXNews.com Greta Van Susteren 2011
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The DNC tried to shape the media coverage by sending out a late-afternoon memo from Melanie Roussell, the DNC's national press secretary.
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They simply want to please the far-right, extreme Tea Party base of their party because that is what being the standard bearer of the Republican Party today requires, says Roussell.
FOXNews.com Greta Van Susteren 2011
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