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To: bentway who wrote (809830)	10/6/2014 4:45:41 PM
From: locogringo	1 Recommendation Recommended By TideGlider Respond to of 1586391

More, you say? OK......................is this recent enough for you? Those moves have at times proved controversial with fellow Democrats, such as Sen. Mark Begich (D-Alaska), one of the party’s most endangered incumbents. “I’ve told Senator Reid more than once that we can’t keep up this gridlock of voting on final bills without considering amendments — which is why I chose to stand up to him today and voted against moving forward,” Begich said in July after joining with Republicans to protest his leader’s policy on amendments. thehill.com

To: bentway who wrote (809830)	10/6/2014 6:07:05 PM
From: locogringo	1 Recommendation Recommended By TideGlider Respond to of 1586391

The world is wondering where obama is? Is he on vacation again? ISIS Raises Flag Over Kurdish City of Kobane (Kobani) In Syria – Obama And Erdogan Do Nothing… theconservativetreehouse.com Kurdish mother-of-two launches suicide attack to slow Islamic State advance in desperate battle for Kobane dailymail.co.uk Kobane: Civilians flee IS street-to-street fighting Islamic State (IS) militants have entered the key Syria-Turkey border town of Kobane and are engaged in street-to-street fighting with Syrian Kurd defenders. IS fighters entered eastern districts, raising their black flag on buildings and high ground. Hundreds of civilians are reported to be fleeing to the Turkish border. Taking Kobane, besieged for three weeks, would give IS control of a long stretch of the Syrian-Turkish border. More than 160,000 Syrians, mainly Kurds, have fled the town. Earlier a local official in Kobane, Idriss Nassan, told the BBC that the town would "certainly fall soon". bbc.com