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Show me where in the Constitution the federal government is responsible for your healthcare
Coburn happy he can't bring gun to Senate Aug 18, 2011
You can't tell me the system is better now than it was before Medicare
Coburn happy he can't bring gun to Senate Aug 18, 2011
Given that Mr. Thornton is able to determine what is appropriate attire and actions in public, drive himself to complete errands, design and custom-make baby furniture to support a 350-pound adult and run an Internet support group, it is possible that he has been improperly collecting disability benefits for a period of time
Sen.: 'Adult baby' cheating disability Jun 02, 2011
Given that Mr. Thornton is able to determine what is appropriate attire and actions in public, drive himself to complete errands, design and custom-make baby furniture to support a 350-pound adult and run an Internet support group, it is possible that he has been improperly collecting disability benefits for a period of time
Watercooler Stories Jun 03, 2011
It's just a good thing I can't pack a gun on the Senate floor
Coburn happy he can't bring gun to Senate Aug 18, 2011
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Thomas Allen "Tom" Coburn, M.D. (born March 14, 1948), is an American politician, medical doctor, and Southern Baptist deacon. A member of the Republican Party, he currently serves as the junior U.S. Senator from Oklahoma. In the Senate, he is known as "Dr. No" for his tendency to place holds on and vote against bills he views as unconstitutional.