Intoxination

Tag: chairmen

Apr 5
2010

Steele Disaster Continues

Politics

Michael Steele took to the airwaves today to try and fix his highly tarnished record. That of course didn’t work out too well as Steele tried to pull out the race card, something he said he never does just a few short months ago. As if that isn’t bad, now we have the news that […]

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Dec 22
2009

Michael Steele: Douche Bag To All

Politics

When you have the Washington Times going after Michael Steele things aren’t good for the RNC chair: Michael S. Steele, Republican National Committee chairman, is using his title to market himself for paid appearances nationwide, personally profiting from speeches with fees of up to $20,000 at colleges, trade associations and other groups – an unusual […]

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Feb 13
2008

Obama Grabs Another Super Delegate

Misc

David Wilhelm was Bill Clinton’s 1992 campaign manager and former chairmen of the DNC. He is also a super delegate and now backing Barack Obama.

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Nov 4
2007

America Would Not Elect George Washington Today

Misc

Today’s most viewed story on the Washington Post is this: Republican presidential candidate Fred D. Thompson has been crisscrossing the country since early this summer on a private jet lent to him by a businessman and close adviser who has a criminal record for drug dealing. Thompson selected the businessman, Philip Martin, to raise seed […]

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Apr 13
2007

The Email Scandal Grows

Misc

Now reports are saying that 4 years of Rove email may be missing: A lawyer for the Republican National Committee told congressional staff members yesterday that the RNC is missing at least four years’ worth of e-mail from White House senior adviser Karl Rove that is being sought as part of investigations into the Bush […]

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Jan 19
2006

Wiretapping Briefings Could Also Be Illegal

Misc

One of the problems with Bush’s wiretapping that isn’t discussed in the public forum much is how he notified Congress of the program. There are clear laws that require the President to seek the advice and consent of Congress and now it appears he even broke those laws: WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 – A legal analysis […]

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Jan 9
2006

The Fox In The Hen House

Misc

One of the most powerful committees in Congress is the House Appropriations Committee. The chairmen of the committee must hold the highest ethical standards because the influence of bribery and greed is so great. This is what lead to the conviction and downfall of Rep. Randy “Duke” Cunningham, the former committee chairman. So who will […]

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