But the push by Republicans for spending cuts and new austerity is already shaking state capitals, including Madison, Wis., and Columbus, Ohio, where labor unions have begun protesting efforts to reduce benefits and weaken their collective bargaining rights.
JPMorgan is shaking state pockets, which then rolls down to every tax-paying citizen.
Ford's visibly shaken state as she recounted her trauma was a sad reminder that survivors are often not only denied, but shamed for coming forward.
The Illinois Senate -- just days after the state house had impeached Blagojevich for shaking down state contractors for sizeable campaign contributions -- reluctantly complied with the Bush Administration's threat, but the bill's sponsor Rep. John Fritchey (D-Chicago) complained that watering down the ethics bill was "somewhat of a bitter pill" to swallow.
We need to be shaking up state forestry in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, too.
The revolution in unconventional gas production from shale beds, which began in the United States and is now spreading around the world, is shaking Russian state capitalism to its foundations.All the powers of Mr Putin's Russia have joined in a holy alliance to exorcise this spectre: president and prime minister, oligarchs and bureaucrats, trendy environmentalists and Kremlin police-spies.
Arizona (8-1) had a hard time shaking Fresno State, allowing the Bulldogs to hang close until the closing minutes.
Of course, as Politico's Ben Smith notes, Blago is acting as though he is "being impeached for fighting for citizens' right to cheap prescription drugs" -- not for trying to sell the vacant Illinois senate seat now occupied by Roland Burris and shaking down state contractors for campaign contributions.
A10 A Shaken State Even in California, a state accustomed to earthquakes, there has been an unbearable outbreak the past few days, with four sizeable temblors since Sunday.
Jarrod D. Massey, a former Alabama lobbyist at the center of a bribery scandal that has shaken the state government, pleaded guilty on Monday in federal court in Montgomery, Ala., to conspiring to pay state lawmakers in exchange for their votes for pro-gambling legislation.
Ms O'Donnell's surprise victory has shaken the state GOP party.
