Posted on October 17th, 2008 by Stuart O'Neill
Since the third and last, (thank god), debate I’ve essentially over-occupied myself with reading one of the most instructive and yet discouraging books I’ve ever read: State of Denial by Bob Woodward. While many of you may have pushed through this very detailed account of the actual execution of war planning and war execution, I’ve [...]
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Filed under: Afghanistan, Bush Admin, Election '08, Foreign Policy, George W. Bush, In The News, International, Iran, Iraq, Israel, John McCain '08, Stuart O'Neill
Posted on October 10th, 2008 by Pamela Leavey
It’s official…. “A legislative investigation” in Alaska “has concluded that Gov. Sarah Palin abused her power in pushing for the firing of an Alaska state trooper who was once married to her sister, or by failing to prevent her husband Todd from doing so.”
The report by investigator Steve Branchflower was made public late this afternoon [...]
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Filed under: Conservatives, Corruption, DNC, Democrats, Election '08, Gov. Sarah Palin, In The News, John McCain '08, Pamela Leavey, Political News, Political Parties, Politics, Presidential Election, Republicans
Posted on July 30th, 2008 by Pamela Leavey
Some of us think this is long overdue:
Democrats on both sides of the Capitol assailed the administration’s handling of the Justice Department yet again on Wednesday, and a House committee recommended contempt charges against Karl Rove, who was President Bush’s top political adviser.
The House Judiciary Committee voted along party lines, 20 to 14, to cite [...]
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Filed under: Bush Admin, Congress, Conservatives, Democrats, George W. Bush, House of Reps, In The News, Karl Rove, Pamela Leavey, Political News, Politics, Republicans
Posted on July 12th, 2007 by Buzz
Recent polls indicate that President Bush’s approval rating has dropped to a record low of twenty-seven percent. Our devious vice-president, Dick Cheney, is embroiled in brewing scandals related to the replacement of eight U.S. District Judges and the Libby pardon. (sorry commutation)
Therefore, I think I have both a practical and novel solution to [...]
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Filed under: Congress, Dick Cheney, House of Reps, Politics, Republicans
Posted on June 25th, 2007 by Robert Freedland
I grew concerned when I found out that Dick Cheney was no longer part of the Executive Branch of this government. There was a void at the top that needed to be filled. Dick was the brains of this Presidency and he was no longer part of this Executive Department.
But today, I learned [...]
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Filed under: Breaking News
Posted on June 8th, 2007 by Donnie McDaniel
You just got to love those conservatives from further up north here in Louisiana. The people in Alexandria, Louisiana tend to be conservative. You start getting into bible thumping country in that area.
Government & Politics
Alexandria has a mayoral-council system of government. The current Mayor – Jacques Roy – serves as the executive branch of the [...]
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Filed under: Republicans
Posted on May 29th, 2007 by Robert Stein
After a humiliating retreat on Iraq funding and with abysmal approval ratings, Congressional Democrats go back to work for a war of attrition with the White House this summer.
Whatever else they do, Democrats should press Sen. Byrd’s effort to overturn the 2002 resolution that sanctioned the invasion of Iraq–for more reasons than one.
Strategically, if they [...]
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Filed under: Congress, Election '08, Iraq, Republicans
Posted on October 21st, 2006 by Todd Mitchell
Cross posted from Article of Faith:
Man, 20, Arrested in Stadium Threat Hoax:
Ok, you know the story: “A 20-year-old Wisconsin man was arrested Friday and charged with posting messages on Internet chat boards threatening that radioactive “dirty bombs” would go off at National Football League stadiums in seven cities on Sunday.”
And anyone with a functioning sports [...]
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Filed under: Homeland Security, National Security, Politics, Republicans
