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Wednesday, August 31, 2011
RNC Chairman Priebus Statement on President Obamaâs Politically Motivated âJobsâ Speech
Monday, August 29, 2011
The Aftermath of Hurricane Irene: Frequently Asked Questions

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| Friend - Although Hurricane Irene has passed, the effects of the storm continue to take a toll on families and businesses as we face clean up and recovery efforts. I have compiled the following questions and answers to help provide information in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene. Use the links below to jump to Frequently Asked Questions and answers on each topic. | |
Friday, August 26, 2011
[Updated] Key Hurricane Irene Resources
The following email has been updated with additional and timely resources related to Hurricane Irene. The resources will continue to be updated at http://www.forbes.house.gov/ConstituentServices/hurricaneirene.htm

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| Friend - This weekend, as Virginians are preparing for Hurricane Irene to make landfall, there are practical steps you can take before for the storm and afterwards to secure your home to ensure adequate safety. The Virginia Evacuation Coordination Team for Operational Response, along with the Virginia Department of Transportation, has created preparedness videos on hurricane evacuations and emergency supplies that can be viewed on YouTube or at www.ReadyVirginia.gov. You can keep Dominion Power's number (866) DOM-HELP or (866) 366-4357 on hand to report outages or downed lines. For general information about the storm, you can dial 211. In addition, I have compiled a list of resources to help you this week before, during, and after the hurricane. Be sure to print this article, and the following web resources, in the case you cannot access it due to a power outage. | |
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Key Hurricane Irene Resources

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| Friend - This weekend, as Virginians are preparing for Hurricane Irene to make landfall, there are practical steps you can take before for the storm and afterwards to secure your home to ensure adequate safety. The Virginia Evacuation Coordination Team for Operational Response, along with the Virginia Department of Transportation, has created preparedness videos on hurricane evacuations and emergency supplies that can be viewed on YouTube or at www.ReadyVirginia.gov. You can keep Dominion Power's number (866) DOM-HELP or (866) 366-4357 on hand to report outages or downed lines. For general information about the storm, you can dial 211. In addition, I have compiled a list of resources to help you this week before, during, and after the hurricane. Be sure to print this article, and the following web resources, in the case you cannot access it due to a power outage. | |
Obama's Vacation From Reality
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instaPoll: Do you support halting indirect attempts at amnesty?

| A recent memo written by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director John Morton and sent to all agents in charge, chief counsel, office directors and special agents, stated that ICE does not have enough resources to deal with illegal immigrants who happen to be students, and therefore, they should have less of a chance of deportation due to the criteria used when making decisions about who will be deported known as "prosecutorial discretion." | |
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