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Sam Brownback
Sam Brownback
stated on September 5, 2007 a debate in Durham, N.H.
"Currently, we're at 36 percent of our children born out of wedlock."
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By Angie Drobnic Holan • September 3, 2007
Joe Biden
Joe Biden
stated on August 23, 2007 CNN/YouTube debate in Charleston, S.C.
"You know we can't just pull out now... The truth of the matter is: If we started today, it would take one year, one year to get 160,000 troops physically out of Iraq, logistically."
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August 27, 2007
Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton
stated on August 21, 2007
"Let's pay attention to kids who are not going to college, which ends up being about 60 percent of the kids... and get them trained for the jobs that are there. Because, you know, there are auto mechanic jobs paying $50,000, $60,000 that they can't get filled. There are airline mechanic jobs paying a lot of money that can't get filled." Remarks at AFSCME forum 6/19/2007  
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By Matthew Waite • August 21, 2007
Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton
stated on July 22, 2007 Washington, DC
"Corporate profits are up, CEO pay is up, but average wages of Americans are flat."
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By Bill Adair • August 1, 2007
Sam Brownback
Sam Brownback
stated on June 8, 2007
"I'm for a three-state political solution in Iraq. (Romney) is not."
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By Nell Benton • July 10, 2007
John Edwards
John Edwards
stated on May 12, 2007 a story by Reuters wire service.
"We now have the greatest income inequality since the Great Depression."
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June 12, 2007
Tommy Thompson
Tommy Thompson
stated on May 1, 2007 the Web.
"Tommy Thompson is the father of welfare reform, creating the groundbreaking Wisconsin Works program in Wisconsin that became the model for national and international reforms."
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June 1, 2007
Tommy Thompson
Tommy Thompson
stated on May 1, 2007 his campaign Web site.
"Tommy Thompson created the first school choice program in the nation, giving thousands of Milwaukee students the choice of where they go to school – no matter where they live or how much money their parents make."
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By Bill Adair • May 2, 2007
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