That crazy old uncle is talking again: Much of the reaction to the nuclear power crisis in Japan is “overblown” but the U.S. seems unlikely now to build another nuclear power plant, Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) said Tuesday night. “My guess is, when the dust settles, it won’t be nearly as bad as some of […]
The party of no has now said no to America overall. When has it been acceptable to cheer against our country so much? Check out Drudge’s top headline right now: Being chosen to host the Olympics is considered a high honor for any nation, which is why so much work goes into to trying to […]
The talk right now is that the White House will use TARP funds to bailout the auto industry. This was what Democrats originally wanted to do, but the White House opposed. Hopefully when/if the White House does it, they will show some balls and call out the Republicans for blocking the bailout last night. I […]
I am amazed this story isn’t getting more play in the U.S. For years Sony BMG has gone after music downloaders and now it turns out they are the pirates: The story centres on French software developer, PointDev, which makes administrative tools for Windows. According to Ars Technica, the company recently received a call from […]
It looks like it is getting a boost by an increase in opium crops. Heroin for everyone! That should be the Republican motto.
TPM has this statement from the NRCC about one of their contributors being indicted on charges of funding terrorism: We are extremely concerned and disturbed by these charges but we need to be careful not to rush to judgment as the judicial process moves forward. If the individual in question is actually found guilty of […]
Josh has been on top of the Foley story and he has found something very alarming: Finally, one detail here isn’t getting enough attention. Rep. Alexander (R-LA), the first member of Congress to be alerted to the problem, says he contacted the NRCC. That’s the House Republicans’ election committee, a political organization entirely separate from […]