Made in U S A Cars Rule Aides Job Choice
In Michigan, Democratic lawmakers require staffers to drive American cars made by UAW members. Rep. Bonier, Rep. Dingell, and Rep. Kildee insist staff vehicles be union-made, reflecting district economic ties. Aides must choose domestic autos to show loyalty and avoid offending union households.
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Bonier
Allison
Michigan
John Dingell
Dale Kildee
United Auto Workers Union
Kildee
Democrats slam Bush on 2001 failures amid Capitol Hill fights
In Washington Democrats led by Senate Majority Leader Daschle pressed President Bush over perceived neglect of domestic issues while focusing on anti-terrorism. They criticized late action on economic relief and questioned recess appointments for Reich and Scalia, as Bush urged bipartisan cooperation.
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Washington
Bush
Senate
Tom Daschle
White House
Capitol Hill
Charles Rangel
D-N.y
CNN
David Dreier
Calif
Daschle
D-S.d
NBC
Dick Cheney
Dennis Hastert
Don Nickles
R-Okla
Nickles
Otto Reich
Eugene Scalia
Supreme Court
Antonin Scalia
Labor Department
Congress
Reich
Scalia
Treasury blocks assets of six suspected terror groups
The United States designated six organizations as suspected terrorist groups and ordered their financial assets blocked. Five groups operate mainly in the United Kingdom, and one, the First October Anti fascist Resistance Group, is active in Spain. The list appeared on OFAC’s website Monday, with EU cooperation noted.
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Washington
U.S
Treasury Department
United States
Treasury
United Kingdom
Continuity Ira
Loyalist Volunteer Force
Orange Volunteers
Red Hand Defenders
Ulster Defence Association
Ulster Freedom Fighters
Spain
Office of Foreign Assets Control
European Union
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David Bonier
Dems
ASB
Grace King
Noel
Fort Terrett Ranch
Noel/McGuigan
Noel/Wagner
Grace
Odessa
Permian Basin
Bobby King
Texas
H.E. Davis
Anuary
Sealy Gingham Addiiz
ITWIN
Arance
SHOP
ADDA
Patt
Queen
Lane
Serta
Sat
Andrews Hwy
Midland
W. Illinois
Renee Tee
Yumm
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