Glenn is following all the details, and making sense of them, so we don’t have to. I really liked America when it was a country of laws.
If Bush pushes with permanent bases in Iraq, despite Congress passing a bill saying no (which he did a signing statement on), Jim Webb thinks that legal action might have to be taken. Read the details at the Huffington Post.
Yet his new budget is full of them. He said in his state of the union he would direct government agencies to ignore any earmarks, so does that mean that they ignore his? Or is this another way of him trying to rewrite the Constitution?
That is what Bush is apparently saying, according to Time’s Mark Halperin. (h/t Think Progress) So there you got it – vote McCain if you want four more years.
It started when Shuster said the Clinton’s were “pimpin” out Chelsea to help with the election, which Shuster apologized for this morning. Then a conference call this afternoon with the Clinton campaign resulted in the campaign saying they would not appear on anymore MSNBC debates. Now MSNBC has suspended Shuster from any broadcasts, except to […]
That’s what he told CPAC. Translation – “Give me a third term – I got more debt to rack up!”
Where all the good little robots line up and act accordingly: CPAC it seems, is directing its loyal goers to not boo McCain. They must be more excited that McCain has finally signed on to appear after years of snubs than they want to let on. During registration last night at the Omni Shoreham a […]
Well it only includes “part” of the funding for Iraq and Afghanistan. That means these outrageous figures we have heard of $3.1 trillion and $400 billion deficit – well those numbers will actually be much higher. Way to spin it there Bushy!
Oh InstaPundit. Romney is a Republican – sincerity with them is about as common as actual compassion. Hasn’t Bush taught you anything? How about the “family values” platform? Republicans will say anything just to get elected.