Jeepers. Brian Ross of ABC News broke the Reverend Wright story back on March 13. (And not, as noted, by Bill O’Reilly as Billo The Clown brays.) And, as I’ve noted, Brian Ross has a tendency to act as a GOP operative in a particularly sleazy way for a “journalist.” So what’s today’s entry in Ross’ “hit” parade? Sphere: Related Content
Lieberman met with Reid yesterday, and, as HuffPo reported, apparently wants to remaind in the Democratic caucus (and to keep his chairmanship of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee): Reid offered Lieberman a deal to step down as chairman of the homeland security committee but take over the reins of another subcommittee, likely overseeing economic or small business issues, officials said. Immediately after his meeting with Reid, Lieberman told reporters that he had not made a decision about...
[If you don't like blunt talk and street language you should move on the next post. BTW, I've pretty well had it being nice. I may go off from time to time. 5 years of almost fulltime fighting has left me broke and angry towards those that so damaged our Constitution and the image of America around the world. So screw 'em...and screw 'em every chance we get. Bi-partisan my ass. In the weeks ahead we'll see if these...
Joe the Plumber: welfare queen (and one of the stupidest people in America). Awesome. (He was also an IotD here. Everytime he opens his mouth he’s an IotD. He needs to fade into obscurity again. Now.) Sphere: Related Content
It seems as if everybody is coming down from their collective presidential election hang-over. President-elect Barack Obama has already begun picking the people who will be in his administration (much to the chagrin of many Progressives). President Bush is continuing his lame-duck administration, unfortunately, that doesn’t include another lengthy vacation on the Crawford ranch. Right now, I am feeling part, light-hearted and part, apprehensive. We finally have a president who will bring change and I am confident that he...
Weirdness in Alaska. We have this odd situation where Ted Stevens, who was polled 22 points down to his challenger after his conviction on seven felony counts of bribery and corruption, is, oddly, winning an Alaskan election where voter turnout is LOWER than it was in 2004. Sphere: Related Content
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