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Vern Buchanan is Hopeful Obama and Congress Can End Shutdown

U.S. Rep. Vern Buchanan, R-Fla., sounded an optimistic note about President Barack Obama calling congressional leaders to the White House for a meeting to resolve the federal shutdown.

An open dialogue is critical to any negotiation and Im hopeful that todays meeting will put us on the path to restoring government services, Buchanan said on Wednesday. The partisan blame-game will not put a single American back to work. Its time for all parties to roll up their sleeves and make the tough decisions to end this impasse.

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Setting the Record Straight: Medical Records Copy Charges

Tom Clancy, Novelist and Conservative Activist, Dead at 66

Bestselling author Tom Clancy died on Wednesday at the age of 66. Publishers Weekly sent out a Tweet with the news on Wednesday morning and other media sources have confirmed it.

While best known for his suspenseful espionage novels and the movies and video games based on them, Clancy was also a conservative activist and a supporter of the Republican Party. He had been a member of the National Rifle Association for three and a half decades.

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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen Hammers 'Sadistic Murderer' Che Guevara

A Florida congresswoman waded in this week over a battle in Ireland over a mural of Cuban Communist Che Guevara.

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Jeff Miller Pushes Against Obama on Veterans Affairs Amidst Shutdown

As the federal government shutdown continues, the nations eyes are increasingly turned to veterans issues. In Washington, D.C., veterans from across the country have occupied national monuments on the Mall which have been closed due to the federal shutdown.

With veterans issues in the spotlight, Republicans in control of the U.S. House have turned to U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., the chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee to push back against President Barack Obama on the matter.

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Politburo Decree

October 2, 2013 - 6:00pm

Darryl Rouson and Wife Owe More than 157k in Income Taxes

Rep. Darryl Rouson, D-St. Petersburg, has found himself in hot water with finances again.

According to the Tampa Bay Times, a recent Internal Revenue Service lien showed Rouson and his wife, Angela, did not pay the IRS over $157,000 in back taxes.During one of the years Rouson owed in the lien 2008 through 2010 Rouson, an attorney, had a high-paying job at the Tampa firm Morgan & Morgan that paid him $565,000 a year.

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