Epstein Secrets

bbying affiliate, the CUFI Action Fund. In a letter (first reported by JNS.org) that was sent to Republican convention delegates on July 6, former Ronald Reagan administration official Gary Bauer, director of the CUFI Action Fund, called for the Republican platform to "strengthen its language in support for

an convention delegates on July 6, former Ronald Reagan administration official Gary Bauer, director of t

owhere on the platform, and as a matter of fact the platform regressed in terms of support for Israel," Clemmons told JNS.org. The push to bolster the Republican Party's language on Israel follows a four-year effort by Clemmons and Joseph Sabag, the former executive director of the Israel Allies Foundation. Both le

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the radical idea of "rollback4,=9D in the Cold War and made their peace with the more cautious Cold War li=eral policy of containment. In the 1960s, Reagan denounced Social Se=urity and Medicare as tyrannical, but as president he did not try to repea= and replace these popular programs. When he gave up

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nt economic crisis and geopolitical isolation and risk an Israeli and/or U.S. EFTA00856706 military strike. Iran cannot hope for more than the old Reagan adage, "trust but verify,"since Tehran has not always been forthcoming. There are other issues between the West and Iran. The Washington Post compl

epublican in the 2012 presidential election, were much more likely to depend on the government than Blue States. That's somewhat ironic, considering the Republican Party's general reluctance to support federally funded initiatives like Medicaid expansion, and its long-term dedication to across-the-board budget cuts to