I’ve got a stack of books I am reading and two websites I am redesigning right now, so I haven’t been posting at all for the past few weeks. I did want to alert readers to a Good Read that was just released today, former Senator Bill Bradley’s new book, We Can All Do Better. I am about half way through my review copy and have to say it’s one of the best and most inspiring political books I...
That is Romney's APPROACH to law. That is his understanding of it. If you’re willing to pay the fine, fine. If you get in trouble, you know that in America, enough money turns the tables on the courts, when the Defendant has far more resources available than the harried local police, prosecutor’s office and court.
OK. When we crunch all the data, the Rightie/Romney/R-Money tactic of choice for the fall election becomes clear....
Not only is the 115,000 jobs added to the U.S. economy last month disappointing, the the impact of that meager performance is broadly felt, according to an independent Washington economist. The Labor Departmnent released employment data Friday for April, and the national unemployment rate ticked down to 8.1 percent, but that was largely due to discouraged job-seekers who gave up looking for work, and thus are no longer counted in the unemployment data. “Today’s employment report shows that April’s...
In another testament to just how important turning out young voters could be in this year’s election — and how potent the issue of student loan costs could be in making that happen — Ohio’s freshman Democratic senator rallied with students in support of his legislation to prevent this summer’s impending increase on student-loan interest payments. Sen. Sherrod Brown joined students from Ohio State Wednesday to call for passage of Brown’s Stop the Student Loan Interest Rate Hike Act...
But Oliver North was run for the Senate from Virginia (he lost). Thence to radio, and now to the Chautauqua circuit and a weekly show on Faux Nooz. Meanwhile, G. Gordon Liddy, Nixon's Ollie North, sells you gold during the commercial breaks.
Citing a 2009 Senate report as evidence, two Democrats sought to debunk Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney’s claim that “any president” would have given the order against terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden. As the first anniversary of bin Laden’s death approaches Wednesday, Robert Weiner, a former Clinton White House spokesman, and Weiner associate Richard Mann say they prove wrong the statements by Romney and other critics of Obama that “any president” would have given the order that launched the raid...
The Righties have succeeded in making their meme more important than the anniversary whose celebration disgusts them so. Thus (bizarrely using -- not for the first time this week -- a UK newspaper and Writer/Blogger Toby Harndon to push their poisonous "American" blog linkages)
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