That’s what he said last night. Unfortunately for him it’s his own party that is balking at the idea: Even as Bush called on Congress to cut earmarks in half and announced an executive order cracking down on the projects, Republicans in Congress were sending out a mixed message about what their party really stands […]
The governor of Kansas, the one who gave the Democratic response to the SOTU last night, has announced she will be backing Barack Obama for President.
The rumor throughout the pundit world is that Rudy could be dropping out tomorrow if he doesn’t do well in Florida today. It will be interesting to see what happens. I’ll have the election tracker up a little later. Also There are reports that a large number of Democrats are even heading to the polls, […]
A sure sign of progress: Iraqi police said they found the remains of 19 executed men in the volatile northeastern province of Diyala on Tuesday, including 10 heads removed from their bodies. But everything is going great there – DumbYa told us so last night.
Talk about absurd. The New York chapter of NOW has slammed Ted Kennedy for endorsing Barack Obama “And now the greatest betrayal! We are repaid with his abandonment!” the statement continues. “He’s picked the new guy over us. He’s joined the list of progressive white men who can’t or won’t handle the prospect of a […]
We have been experiencing some site problems today, along with crooks and liars. No shock it hits both sites as we are on the same server, but we are trying to get it fixed. Hopefully we will be back to normal soon.
Of course it is to help kids go to private schools instead, or “children trapped in struggling inner-city public schoolschildren trapped in struggling inner-city public schools”. I thought NCLB was supposed to help all the schools out? Guess it didn’t.
This is a stunning fact Salon has posted: […]The League of Conservation Voters analyzed transcripts of TV interviews and debates with the Democratic and Republican candidates. The interviews were conducted by CNN’s Wolf Blitzer, ABC’s George Stephanopoulos, MSNBC’s Tim Russert, Fox News’ Chris Wallace and CBS’s Bob Schieffer. As of Jan. 25, these five prime-time […]