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Yup, Exactly

Posted 12/18/09 at 10:28am by jamie

Here’s why the White House will go after Howard Dean but not the actual people who are derailing health care reform:

People wondering why the White House does tough, public pushback against Howard Dean but not against the likes of Ben Nelson or Joe Lieberman ought to take a deep breath and consider that Nelson and Lieberman . . . get votes in the United States Senate.

The White House hasn’t publicly attacked Bernie Sanders or Roland Burris over there Dean-esque doubts any more than they’ve publicly denounced Nelson or Lieberman. That’s because the White House doesn’t want to get into a downward spiral of recriminations with any of the 62 Senators who they’re hoping will vote for the bill.

As Aravosis puts it “In other words, they'll respect you when they fear you”. Truer words never spoken.

The Evisceration Of McCain Hits The WSJ

Posted 9/25/08 at 9:28am by jamie

I missed this article by Thomas Frank yesterday in the Wall Street Journal:

Last week, Republican presidential candidate John McCain called for a commission to "find out what went wrong" on Wall Street. It was an excellent suggestion: Public inquiries into Wall Street practices served the country well in the 1930s.

And Mr. McCain has a special advantage to bring to any such investigation -- many of the relevant witnesses are friends or colleagues of his. In fact, he can probably get to the bottom of the whole mess just by cross-examining the people riding on his campaign bus. So the candidate should take a deep breath, remind himself that the country comes first, pull the Straight Talk Express over at a rest stop, whistle up his media pals, and begin.

(emphasis added)

McCain wants you to think that he is concerned about the economy, yet he has let his campaign be run by people who are the most deeply involved in it. It's another game of slight of hand by McCain. And instead of looking into reports of his campaign manager's involvement in failed mortgage giants, McCain pulls out the oldest Republican tactic in the book - blame the media.

John McCain would rather lose a country than lose an election!

Michelle Malkin - The Wingnuts Crybaby!

Posted 10/4/06 at 5:48pm by jamie

Watch this video - go puke - then come back for my commentary.

This is a typical whine of the wingnuts out there. If you ban then from a site or delete something they say then you are infringing on their rights. This could be taken seriously if I could post a comment on Malkin's blog that says something like "Republicans appease child molesters". The fact of the matter is Malkin would delete it right away. Go to any right wing forum or blog out there and see how quickly they delete stuff. Go onto something like Sean Hannity's forum and say something against the GOP agenda and see how quickly you are banned.

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