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SENATOR GREGG'S WIFE ADBUCTED, THEN RELEASED
Kathy Gregg, wife of Sen. Judd Gregg, R-N.H., was abducted by two men from her home in northern Virginia, then released unharmed after being forced to withdrawl money from a local bank on Oct. 7, 2003. Kathy and Judd Gregg are seen arriving at the White House for a state dinner on Oct. 6, 2003. (UPI/Roger L. Wollenberg)

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The dramatic move to the left and the massive increase in the size and cost of the government ... will lead to an immense national debt that not only threatens the value of the dollar and puts at risk our ability to borrow money to run the government
GOP: Obama budget moves U.S. 'to left'
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We believe that you run a sound and affordable government not by running up the national debt to historic levels and unsustainable levels while over-taxing working Americans and spending as if there is no tomorrow, but rather by working on limiting the growth of government in a manner that is affordable not only today but for the next generation through limiting spending and addressing core issues like the cost of entitlements
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If the American people look at this budget, they should be extremely concerned about what it's going to do to their children's capacity to have a high quality of life, what it's going to do to the ability of this nation to basically continue to function as a fiscally responsible country
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