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RNC
Introduces 'Bill of Rights' for Senior's Health Care
August 25
Republicans are targeting older Americans worried about President Obama's
health overhaul plans with a "seniors' health care bill of
rights."
The six principles outlined Monday by the Republican National Committee
include protecting Medicare, prohibiting rationing of health care based
on age and making sure government doesn't get between seniors and their
doctors.
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Report:
Swine Flu May Cause 90,000 U.S. Deaths (Video)
August 25
Swine
flu may infect half the U.S. population this year, hospitalize 1.8
million patients and lead to as many as 90,000 deaths, more than twice
the number killed in a typical seasonal flu, White House advisers said.
In a report by the President's Council of Advisers on Science and
Technology, President Barack Obama today was urged to speed vaccine
production and name a senior member of the White House staff, preferably
the homeland security adviser, to take responsibility for decision-making
on the pandemic. Initial doses should be accelerated to mid-September to
vaccinate as many as 40 million people, the advisory group said.
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Texas School Districts Crack
Down on Teen 'Sexting'
August 25
At 19, Melanie Young knows firsthand about the devasting consequences of
'sexting'.
Too
bad she didn't learn her lesson sooner.
"I
thought it was fun and just a way of flirting," the McKinney
resident said of sending a nude photo of herself to a male friend when
she was 16. "I sent it to someone that I thought I could
trust."
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Public
School Teacher Fired for Playing Song With 'Christ' In It
August 25
Kathy
Villalobos was a dance teacher for two San Diego Public Middle Schools.
For five years she taught young teens how to dance. One day in class she
played a song to her students that had the name "Christ" in it.
Within five days, she was fired. That event transpired 4 1/2 years ago.
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Lawsuit
Filed in Case of NY Nurse Forced to Participate in Abortion
August 25
The Alliance Defense Fund recently
responded to a brief filed by Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York that seeks
to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a Catholic nurse who was forced to
participate in the abortion of a 22-week-old unborn child.
On August 10, attorneys for Mt. Sinai Hospital
filed a brief claiming that Cathy Cenzon-DeCarlo, the Catholic nurse
forced to participate in an abortion, has no right to sue.
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Obama
'Quite Comfortable' As One-Term President, White House Spokesman Says
August 25
President
Barack Obama is "quite comfortable" with the prospect of being
a one-term president in order to address the issues he is concerned
about, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said Friday.
The comment came on the same day the
president's approval reached a new low, with only a 45 percent approval
rating in the Zogby
International poll released Friday. The poll said that 51 percent
disapprove of the president's job performance. The Real Clear Politics
average of all polls puts the president approval rating at 52.2
percent.
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