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Sue Myrick's Warning of Terror Threat Is Main Course at GOP Women's Lunch
The 100 or so people who attended the meeting of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Republican Women felt uneasy about the state of the country for a variety of reasons. But the group's president, Linda Jones, summed up her No. 1 concern this way: "It's a perceived loss of freedom" in America. Jones judged the speech of U.S. Rep. Sue Myrick, the guest at Wednesday's Charlotte luncheon meeting, "fabulous."
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Elusive suspect in fatal wreck behind bars 6 years later
CHARLOTTE A man who evaded police after a deadly wreck 6 years ago is now behind bars.
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Myrick, Forrester receive awards from Concerned Women for America of North Carolina
Congresswoman Sue Myrick and State Sen. Dr. James S. Forrester, received awards honoring their integrity and commitment to promoting traditional Judeo-Christian values in the public arena, by Concerned Women for America of North Carolina on May 15.
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Myrick Co-sponsors Bills To Revoke Citizenship of Terrorists
(Washington, DC) US Representative Sue Myrick (NC-09) today released a video detailing her co-sponsorship of several bills and resolutions that improve the government's ability to revoke the citizenship of nationals who engage in terrorism against the United States. Currently, Federal law provides that a US national "shall lose his nationality by voluntarily entering, or serving in, the armed forces of a foreign state if such armed forces are engaged in hostilities against the United States."
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Textile industry applauds TESA introduction
Textile industry applauds TESA introduction
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Myrick pushes security
Congresswoman Sue Myrick wants airline passengers who purchase tickets with cash to undergo background checks.
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Hagan: Declare group terrorist
WASHINGTON Twice, U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan has traveled to Pakistan and talked with leaders about the country's work on eliminating terrorism, returning most recently last month.
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Rep. Sue Myrick Seeks Re-Election
Congresswoman Sue Myrick has filed for re-election to the U.S. House of Representatives from North Carolina's Ninth District.
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Sue Myrick Talks About 'Radicalization' Videos
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The botched terror attack on Christmas raised awareness in the country about security. But Sue Myrick, R-N.C., believes more awareness is needed.
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GOP's Myrick: Obama Dragging Feet on Iran
President Obama is risking national security because he is "dragging his feet" in addressing Iran's nuclear program, Rep. Sue Myrick tells Newsmax.TV.
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Congresswoman Myrick Launches 'Wake Up America' 2.0 National Security and Counterterrorism Agenda
Last year, FSM informed you of Rep. Sue Myrick's (R-NC) "Wake Up America" Agenda, featuring a 10-point strategy to alert and educate Americans to terrorist threats posed by radical Islamic extremists here at home. The goal was, as Myrick said, to "explain to people what the roadblocks are" regarding the fight against terrorism in the United States. At the time, she felt "very strongly about the infiltration" by those who would do us harm "that's taking place in America."
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GOP lawmaker warns against health care changes
WASHINGTON (AP) -- A GOP congresswoman grateful for quick detection of her breast cancer says Democratic health overhaul plans could mean life-threatening delays in treatment.
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Trans-Atlantic Legislators Gather to Discuss Jihadist Terrorism
Next week, an important summit will be held by a number of legislators from the European Parliament, the U.S. Congress and the Canadian Parliament to discuss "al Qaeda's and other Jihadi forces' campaigns worldwide against Democracies."
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Obama Calls for Finance Reform
WASHINGTON -- U.S. President Barack Obama, in his weekly radio address Saturday, focused on the need for a consumer protection agency and continued his push for more Wall Street reforms.
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Myrick critical of NEA conference call
In 2005, FoxNews.com reported the NEA's reputation had made marked improvements among its stark critics in Washington, including longtime detractor Rep. Sue Myrick (R-N.C).
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Standing room only in Cornelius as hundreds debate health care reform
CORNELIUS, N.C. -- Hundreds of people debated health care reform in Cornelius Wednesday night.
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I Saw Astroturf Grow
When I learned that my Representative, Sue Myrick, would hold a health-care town hall meeting at our local high school, I decided to attend to see firsthand how much of the passion against socialized medicine was the result of real grass roots or just "Astroturf" (as Nancy Pelosi put it). Sue is a strong conservative who came to office as part of the 1994 Republican revolution. Since she's against the current house bill (HR 3200), I didn't think all that many would turnout. Wow, was I wrong!
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Health care reform debate rages in town hall meetings
MOORESVILLE, N.C. Hundreds more people packed auditoriums Wednesday night to give area representatives their opinions on proposed health care reform.
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Speakers reject national health care in Myrick town hall meeting
GASTONIA - While politicians and pundits tried to explain the national health care bill, Walter Kimble asked his doctor.
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Sue Announces Town Hall Meetings
Meetings to be held on the 25th, 26th & 27th of August.
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Congresswoman Myrick Speaks Out Against Health Care Reform
Breast Cancer Survivor Says We Won't Be Safe
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Myrick's Take on Healthcare
Here's the view from U.S. Rep. Sue Myrick, Charlotte Republican, as told to Washington correspondent Barbara Barrett:
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Major health care center in east Charlotte
Myrick announces facility that local veterans call much-needed. Current clinic is overcrowded.
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House GOP'ers Say Gov't Health Care Not The Cure
A government run health care plan will increase cancer mortality rates, said a group of GOP congressmen on Tuesday.
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Federal anti-gang office will be permanent
Myrick lauds success of part-time unit, but says long-term plan will 'keep pressure on.
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Transparency would be the right currency
Texas Republican Rep. Ron Paul, whose spirited campaign for the Republican presidential nomination last year elicited a great deal of enthusiasm and intensity but not nearly enough votes, has used his newfound prominence (coupled with deep concern over the ongoing financial crisis) to push for a measure that has long been close to his heart. He has introduced HR 1207, a bill to direct the Government Accountability Office to audit the Federal Reserve System.
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Sue Kicks off 2010 Campaign
U.S. Rep. Eric Cantor of Virginia headlined a fundraiser for fellow Republican Rep. Sue Myrick of Charlotte Monday.
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Don't make clean energy political or partisan
As the summer months approach, you've probably noticed gas prices starting to inch up. Your utility bill is probably doing the same thing as you cool your home. Well, what if I told you that Congress is considering a bill that will drive these prices higher, while putting more Americans out of work?
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Local Memorial Day Ceremonies Honor Soldiers
GASTONIA, N.C. -- Several ceremonies were held this Memorial Day across the area to remember those who've served our country.
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US Chamber Honors Myrick with "Spirit of Enterprise" Award
(Washington, DC) - The U.S. Chamber of Commerce today honored US Representative Sue Myrick (R-NC-09) with the Spirit of Enterprise Award for her support of pro-growth legislation during the second session of the 110th Congress.
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Myrick: Abolish the income tax, other taxes and the IRS
Many calendars have April 15 denoted as "Tax Day" as if it's a holiday! Maybe it is a holiday for the IRS, but for the rest of us it is a nightmare.
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Myrick says deportation program helps N.C.
State and local leaders on Monday defended a $40 million federal program used by Mecklenburg County that identifies jailed illegal immigrants after a congressional report criticized it for targeting minor offenders instead of serious criminals.
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Public Debt After Enactment of the Stimulus, Omnibus and Supplemental
The Problem
In addition to a $410 billion Omnibus, Congress is poised to enact an $800 billion Stimulus and a $100 billion Supplemental. Added to CBO's projected deficit of $1.2 trillion, Congress's legislation will force the Bureau of Public Debt to attempt a borrowing of $2.1 trillion this year. This is over four times the amount of new debt ever sold by the United States.
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Sue Myrick's "Wake Up America Agenda"
Legislative Action Items Proposal
As Launched in 2008
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Myrick says economy top priority
CHARLOTTE -- Rep. Sue Myrick says the economy is the number one priority for the new U.S. Congress.
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Sue's Recommended Book List
For more information on terrorist use of the internet, terrorist financing, and jihadist history and ideology, Sue recommends these books.
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Rep. Myrick Votes No on Automotive Industry Bailout
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 10, 2008
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Cloning
Time Magazine
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Myrick wins easily
With all precincts reporting, Myrick won 62 percent of the vote to Taylor's 36 percent. Libertarian Andy Grum had 2 percent.
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Myrick wins eighth U.S. House term by wide margin
U.S. Rep. Sue Myrick thanked Gaston County for a strong show of support Tuesday night, claiming victory over Charlotte [businessman] Harry Taylor.
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Myrick to Vote Yes
"I don't want to have to vote for this bill, and I'm not defending it. It's full of things that I don't believe in.
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Congress' fiscal conservatives declare free market 'dead'
WASHINGTON -- Fiscal hawks who dominate the Republican Party's conservative wing have watched in dismay as President Bush, presidential candidate John McCain and Republican leaders in Congress fall in line behind a federal rescue mission of historic proportions.
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Myrick asked to help defend Palin if needed
'Truth Squad' put in place after Democrats head to Alaska to investigate candidate.
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Endorsement comes with Flair
Sixteen time world champion wrestler Ric Flair was in Mount Holly Saturday stumping for Rep. Sue Myrick, R, NC-9, who's up for reelection this year.- Photo by Tara Manjarres
MOUNT HOLLY--Sandy McKee showed up at City Café to get an autographed picture of Ric Flair for a cat "Flair" that's his namesake.
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Myrick Targets Federal College Money
U.S. Rep. Sue Myrick announced today a bill that targets federal funds at colleges and universities knowingly admitting illegal immigrants.
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Myrick Asks for Reasoning on Disability Assignments
Aug. 8--U.S. Rep. Sue Myrick said Thursday she would investigate why the federal government didn't send more judges to expedite thousands of backlogged disability cases in the Charlotte area.
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Out front in funds race
Decision 2008
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Lawmakers Want to Keep Bombs From Saudis
WASHINGTON - A handful of Republican lawmakers, saying Saudi Arabia is funding terrorism, on Tuesday sought to enlist more GOP opposition to the Bush administration's proposal to sell precision-guided bombs to the Arab kingdom.
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Bush's agenda gets Cheney's reinforcement
Vice president focuses on economy, security in chamber address
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Letter confirms interest in Gaston ICE facility
Gaston County Sheriff Alan Cloninger received a letter Thursday, confirming that federal officials are looking at Gaston County as a possible site for a detention facility where illegal immigrants would await deportation.
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Myrick Denounces Mexican President for Criticizing American Laws
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