The Daily Caller, funded by Foster Friess -- who's such a control freak that when the SuperPac he funded wouldn't spent more money in Wisconsin a few weeks ago, PERSONALLY made Santorum radio ad buys -- continues its role as a political assassin. Here's the reptile brain argument...
Language is not merely a tool; it is THE tool of tools. It is the essential ingredient that allows us to pass on knowledge, experience. It is the basis of all the collective knowledge that creates this magical civilization; that lights our homes and warms our feet, that fills our bellies and softens our mattress. There are not words to describe just how incredibly important language is; I won't try.
She IS a part of this campaign, and, having made herself a public figure, is undeserving of any special benefit or protection. She has to face the same political ugliness that the Obamas have (where are the cries of wounded womanhood when Michelle Obama is called "The Mooch" and derided as a mad spendthrift, behaving as Marie Antoinette in the midst of this horrible Recession?), that Hillary Clinton has, that every other man and woman in the political arena...
ask yourself why Sarah Palin guesting on NBC's Today (Toady?) Show is getting exponentially MORE press coverage than this story?
"This is the electronic equivalent of someone writing a letter to the editor," John Coffee, a professor at Columbia Law School, said in an interview. "You are rewarded by publication, not by payment."
Kerry swipes Romney again today over Iran foreign policy… I have little interest in inserting myself, as a former nominee of my party, into this presidential campaign season. But as the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which has a vital role in issues of national security, I feel compelled to respond to the ways that, in pursuit of the Republican nomination, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney has put himself front and center in debates that have serious...
Mitt Romney’s the richest presidential candidate since billionaire Ross Perot 20 years ago, but that only tells part of the story of why the Republican’s personal wealth could be a huge liability if he becomes the GOP nominee, according to a new analysis of the former Massachusetts governor’s personal assets. Of his $230 million fortune, Romney holds $45 million in liquid assets, says the analysis by a firm called Wealth-X, which describes itself as a global intelligence, prospecting and...
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