Senator Rick Santorum has been making the rounds this week promoting his new book “It Takes a Family: Conservatism and the Common Goodâ€ÂÂ. Santorum on the outside looks like a nice clean cut guy, very devoted to his family, who also serves his country on the Senate floor. Before you read to deep into this […]
What is it that draws all this corruption to San Diego. This week the residents of San Diego went to the polling places to elect a new mayor. In four days, San Diego has seen three different mayors. The first resigned due to mounting fiscal problems at city hall, and then the second had to […]
Lisa Bloom of CourtTV raised an excellent argument last night on Scarborough Country. Since the disappearance of Natalee Holloway almost two months ago, Joe Scarborough and others have become the legal critics of Aruba. They continue to refer to this investigation as botched and repeatedly say that American’s should not travel to the tiny Caribbean […]
Sadly last night, the House approved CAFTA. The bill only passed by two votes. This means it will be official once Bush signs it. This is truly sad for the American working class. This bill is guaranteed to send more jobs over seas. Instead of buying sugar or cotton grown right here in the United […]
Just in time for midterm elections comes a political move that will hopefully revive the dwindling support of the right. That move is called “Operation Troop Withdrawalâ€ÂÂ. General George Casey said today we could start seeing a “substantial†pull-out starting as early as next spring. Iraq’s prime-Minster has asked for a speedy withdrawal of US […]
According to aWashington Post article today, Patrick Fitzgerald is also looking into how the infamous 16 words got into the President’s state of the union address in 2003. This kind of reminds you of the original Matrix when Morpheus told Neo “You take the red pill…..you stay in wonderland…and I show you just how deep […]
Apparently protecting the gun manufacturers from lawsuits is more important than the safety of our troops in the eyes of Senate leader Bill Frist. Frist put off the 491 billion dollar defense appropriations bill until the fall so that what he considers “more pressing†legislation can be brought to the floor and voted upon before […]
In a week from today, there will be a congressional election held one district to the east of me. The election will be to replace Rep. Rob Portman who was recently appointed as the US Trades Ambassador. This is a key election as it stands a good chance at tipping the political scale a little […]
Prime Minister Tony Blair said the world has been ignoring the threats of terrorism since the “wake-up call†of 9/11. “September 11 for me was a wake up call. Do you know what I think the problem is? That a lot of the world woke up for a short time and then turned over and […]
White House press secretary Scott McLellan said today that Bush could appoint John Bolton as UN ambassador for a recess appointment. This would be nothing less than a detrimental blow diplomacy as we know it. John Bolton has been the center of a heated, long time debate in Senate. Rightfully so, his past tactics are […]