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HOT PICKS AND VIDEOS FROM FSM

Posted By Ruth King on October 7th, 2011

http://www.familysecuritymatters.org/publications/id.1769/pub_detail.asp

1. VIDEO: CBS Reporter Accosted By White House Talks To O’Reilly About Solyndra
2. VIDEO: New Tone? MSNBC‘s Host Uses Steve Jobs’ Death to Blast Sarah Palin
3. Senator Reid Rewrites Senate Rules With Shocking Move
4. Education Savings Accounts: A Promising Way Forward on School Choice
5. VIDEO: “Cheers’ Cliff” – Actor John Ratzenberger Argues There Are Plenty Of Jobs, But Not Enough Skilled Workers
6. VIDEO: Code Pink’s Co-Founder: Unions Aren’t Behind ‘Occupy Wall Street’
7. VIDEO: AFL-CIO Promoting Anti-Corporate Wall Street Anarchy
8. VIDEO: Ed Schultz Cuts Off Interview After Heated Exchange With MSNBC Colleague…Schultz Walks Out!
9. Spud Fans Rally To Block School Lunch Rules – Rallying To Block Possible Changes To School Lunch Guidelines
10. VIDEO: O’Reilly On Occupy Wall Street: These Are Loons. These Are Anarchists.

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