Monthly Archives: August 2005

Waiting for a Leader

August 31, 2005 11:09 pm
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This N.Y. Times editorial says it all… Once again, our leader is a day late, more than a few dollars short and shows the compassion and understanding of a ______ (well, you fill in the blank)… Waiting for a Leader Published: September 1, 2005 George W. Bush gave one of the worst speeches of his life yesterday, especially given the level of national distress and the need for words of consolation and wisdom. In what seems to be a...

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John Kerry Appeals for Help for Katrina Victims

August 31, 2005 6:01 pm
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John Kerry Appeals for Help for Katrina Victims

John Kerry sent out an email to the members of JohnKerry.com appealing for help for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Here’s the text: Dear Friend, This is a time for all Americans to pull together and do everything we can to assist people whose lives have been devastated by Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath. If you haven’t acted already, I urge you to join in delivering immediate help to the people who need it most. One way to do...

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The Gulf Coast Needs Help and Hope

August 31, 2005 11:42 am
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The Gulf Coast Needs Help and Hope

In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the two most precious needs are HELP and HOPE. Now, two days after Katrina ravaged through the Gulf Coast, it appears America is once again in the midst of her darkest hours. Those still remaining in the city of New Orleans are preparing for final evacuation. Such a forced complete evacuation is unprecedented in American history. The thousands who took refuge in the Superdome since before the storm, will be evacuated to Houston’s...

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How to Win Back the House

August 31, 2005 8:31 am
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Say Hello to Speaker Pelosi and good-bye to Tom “Delay my prosecution as long as possible.” If you have money and or time, here’s where to go… Another item of interest from Ruy Teixiera and Donkey Rising (January 5, 2005 ). (We need to refer back to these great references to gear towards the future): Where to Show Them the Money: More on Taking Back the House By Alan Abramowitz Based on the findings of the Abramowitz, Alexander and...

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Claire McCaskill to Challenge Jim Talent in Missouri

August 30, 2005 8:42 pm
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AP News reports that Missouri Democratic state auditor Claire McCaskill plans to challenge Republican Sen. Jim Talent. McCaskill has been state auditor since 1999 and faced re-election next year. She ran unsuccessfully for governor last year against Republican Matt Blunt, losing by about 3 percentage points, after knocking out incumbent Democratic Gov. Bob Holden to reach the November election. Some Democrats have been encouraging McCaskill to run, seeing her as the party’s best hope to unseat an incumbent with...

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Senate Democrats Have Huge Cash On Hand Advantage

August 30, 2005 7:20 pm
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From the DSCC: DEMOCRATS ARE OUTRAISING REPUBLICANS, HAVE A HUGE CASH-ON-HAND ADVANTAGE: Senate Democrats have almost twice as much cash on hand as the Senate GOP does. Last month, the DSCC continued to outraise the NRSC, bringing its total cash on hand to $16.2 million compared to the $8.7 million in its GOP counterpart’s coffers. Keep up the momentum: Donate to the DSCC. More news from the DSCC, here. Sphere: Related Content

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Pelosi: Census Report Shows Republicans Have Turned Deaf Ear to Middle Class and Working Families

August 30, 2005 7:06 pm
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Earlier today, I reported on the release of the U.S. Census Report today, citing that the nation’s poverty rate rose to 12.7 percent of the population last year. House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi released the following statement today on the Census Bureau’s report that the nation’s poverty rate rose to 12.7 percent of the population last year, for the fourth year in a row; the number of uninsured increased; and median household income failed to grow. “Since President Bush...

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Hurricane Relief, The Big Easy Style

August 30, 2005 6:35 pm
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Heartwarming stories are few and far between in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, however, in the French Quarter of New Orleans, The Oceana Grill just off Bourbon Street was serving up Gumbo and Cajun barbecued Shrimp today… Just off fabled Bourbon Street, The Oceana Grill beat the blackout with candles on tables and a makeshift, but mouthwatering, menu of gumbo, price 10 dollars, and Cajun-style barbecued shrimp, a steal at 15 bucks. For diners who sweated through a grim...

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