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March 8, 2013       Today's top stories:   1.) Moniz Problems: Obama Energy nominee faces pummelling about department's scandals 2.) Nearly 80 percent of NYC high school grads can't read well enough for community college ----- A Message from American Sugar Alliance ----- U.S. sugar policy ensures homegrown supplies, instead of depending on unreliable imports, as we did in 1942 when sugar was rationed. Support food security. Support sugar policy. ------------------------------------------------------------------- 3.) Republicans plan 'historical, monumental' effort to defeat gun bills 4.) Phyllis Schlafly urges RNC to reaffirm opposition to same-sex marriage 5.) House speaker slams 'silly' Obama [VIDEO] 6.) University professor requires students to lobby for Obama 7.) Twitter: 'Over a million tweets sent' about Rand Paul filibuster 8.) Fox News anchor offers to personally pay to keep White House tours open 9.) Michigan Democrat Sen. Carl Levin to retire in 2014 10.) Bob Menendez and the ladies of the evening: What we know 11.) Lil Wayne's Emmett Till lyric sparks debate in hip-hop community 12.) One year later, 86-year-old Olive Garden reviewer not pleased 13.) Hippies were Satan worshipers, according to textbook funded by Louisiana taxpayers 14.) Billionaire outbids Obama donor for the Outdoor Channel 15.) The Wolfpack is back together for one last time in 'The Hangover III' trailer [VIDEO] ----- A Message from American Sugar Alliance ----- U.S. sugar policy ensures homegrown supplies, instead of depending on unreliable imports, as we did in 1942 when sugar was rationed. Support food security. Support sugar policy. -------------------------------------------------------------------         Can't see this email? Click here to view in your browser.

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