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The Real Republican Agenda: Taking Our Eye off the Real Fight, Putting Our Nation at Risk

Today Republicans unveiled their agenda calling for the exact same failed policies of the past. The national security agenda presented, once again, does not focus on the real fight against terrorism and the places that give them sanctuary and put our nation at risk.

UPDATED: Hypocrisy: Watch What I Say, Not What I Do
 
Coincidence Or Convenient?: GOP Earmark Ban Lasts Only Until Next Election

For more than a decade under Republican leadership, the number of earmarks nearly quadrupled – from 4,000 in 1994 to over 15,000 in 2005.

Democrats Lead the Charge on Earmark Reform

As Democrats continue to work to strengthen the economy and restore fiscal responsibility, Republicans are trying to forget their record.

Republican Hypocrisy on Recovery Act Investments
 
One year ago, Republicans voted in lockstep against passage of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, which has played a critical role in preventing more job losses and bringing the economy back from the brink of collapse.
Leader Hoyer Delivers Speech on the Republican "Party of No" at the Center for American Progress Action Fund

One of our two great parties is now an organization committed to an unprecedented level of lockstep opposition to the president: a ‘Party of No,’ whose political strategy is an investment in failure for our country and paralysis for its institutions...

Republicans: Americans Want What?
Over the last five months, Congressional Democrats worked with President Obama to improve the lives of Americans and help our nation through this economic crisis.
Democratic Leaders Respond to President Obama's Address
Tonight, Democratic Leaders responded to President Obama's address to a Joint Session of Congress.
Majority Leader Hoyer Responds to President Obama's Address
Tonight, President Obama inspired our nation to confront our economic crisis and turn adversity into opportunity.
Republicans Were Wrong
Today, in the midst of the greatest economic crisis since the Great Depression, and as Congress considers the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, it is telling to look back and examine the pattern of Republican failures on economic policy.