If you have any doubts rather Pelosi should be minority leader or not, just take a look at this post from Armstrong Williams: A barely known Democratic member of the House has done what over a half-dozen more qualified of his colleagues have cowered in fear over — mount a challenge to Rep. Nancy Pelosi […]
And guess what? It’s no “lefty activist”: A female Kentucky Tea Party activist who wishes to remain anonymous has identified the man who wrestled a female MoveOn.org activist to the ground after the debate last night. In an email to me and copied to another Tea Party activist, she says that his name is Mike […]
The big news today is President Obama’s pick for the Supreme Court, Solicitor General Elena Kagan. I’ll be the first to admin that I don’t really know that much about Kagan. Eliot Spitzer, a long time friend of Kagan’s, was out today giving her big praises. To me, that endorsement is enough to say she […]
Reading through the blog posts about the new FTC regulations on bloggers there is a definite split on it. The left seems to welcome the decision while the right is upset over it. For example, here is a post by tea bagger Dana Loesch: Because Uncle Sam think the public is too stupid to make […]
I been reading through a lot of reactions to Arlen Specter’s party switch yesterday, and one quote stuck out at me: The Republican Party was founded as a party of individual rights and individual initiative. It led the fight to end slavery, give women the right to vote, expand national parks and break up corporate […]
John McCain should be so proud and this should be aired nonstop for the next 72 hours
Another key voice in the American conservative movement, and a key contributor to the Reagan Doctrine, has come out in support of Obama and his endorsement is appearing in the current issue of The American Conservative.
An awesome endorsement from some familiar faces: See more Ron Howard videos at Funny or Die
Let the spin begin! Bob points out that on FOX, John McCain countered by touting his endorsement of Alexander Haig. Yeah – the same Haig that was Nixon’s chief of staff during his final days before resigning.
For the way the Republicans rally behind Condi, this less than glowing endorsement has to put them in a peculiar spot: In a less-than-hearty endorsement, Rice declined to say anything more positive about Palin than “she gave a terrific speech” and “she’s a governor of a state here in the United States” during her interview […]