Craig T Nelson stories:
Senate Rejects Obama's Labor Board Nominee
Feb 9th, 2010 - FOXNews
the senate blocked president obama's nominee for the national labor relations board on tuesday, as democrats fell short of the 60 votes needed to break a republican-led filibuster.
two democrats, sen. blanche lincoln of arkansas and ben nelsonLabor Relations Nominee Becker May Be Blocked in Senate Vote
Feb 9th, 2010 - BusinessWeek
. the u.s. chamber of commerce told senators in a letter today that votes in favor of craig becker may be held against the lawmakers during their next election campaigns. senator ben nelson, a nebraska democrat, beat the chamber to the punch, saying
Senate Expected to Reject Obama's Labor Board Nominee
Feb 9th, 2010 - FOXNews
craig becker, a former union lawyer president obama nominated for a seat on the national labor relations board, is not expected to get the 60 votes needed to break a republican-led filibuster, a senior senate democratic leadership aide told fox newsWith Nelson, GOP blocks Obama labor board nominee
Feb 9th, 2010 - Boston
leaders turned more difficult when sen. ben nelson, a conservative nebraska democrat, said monday night he would join republicans in opposing the lawyer, craig becker. "mr. becker's previous statements strongly indicate
Vote on NLRB Nominee First Test of GOP's New Power
Feb 9th, 2010 - ABC News
since scott brown of massachusetts was sworn into office last week, to clear a gop procedural hurdle to advance craig becker to a final senate confirmation vote. that procedural vote had been scheduled for monday but was postponed until tuesday
Craig T Nelson videos from YouTube:
8:53Glenn Beck Interviews Craig T. Nelson About Government Responsibilty
Craig T. Nelson Says don't pay taxes if You don't get representation.We have lost the ability to get our politicians to listen to what we have to say.
6:27Was Craig T. Nelson Drunk On Glenn Beck's Show?
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0:10Craig T. Nelson on Government Aid
Coach gives us all a lesson in how personal responsibility beats government intervention. "I've been on foodstamps and welfare, did anyone help me out? No."
