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Tag: republicans

Oct 1
2006

The Spin Is In On Foley

Misc

Today Newt Gingrich told FOX News that if the Republicans investigated Foley then they would have been accused of “gay bashing” (HT TP). This has so many levels of absurd. This also proves the point that Republicans were putting politics above child safety. So if they investigated and the case turned out to be true […]

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Sep 30
2006

Politics Above Child Saftey – The GOP Motto

Misc

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 […]

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Sep 30
2006

So Who Is Lying Now?

Misc

Via Roll Call (via  Hunter): Chairman of the House Page Board, Rep. John Shimkus (R-IL) interviewed Foley last year about some of the contacts with the page. The House clerk who is also a member of the Board was also present. Speaker Hastert’s office was informed of the interview, but according to leadership sources who […]

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Sep 29
2006

So Let's Get This Straight

Misc

In the 90’s, the Republican leadership in Congress decided to engage in a witchhunt against Bill Clinton that last for months and cost taxpayers millions. The witchhunt was about sexual relations between two consenting adults. The Republicans now try to blame Clinton for 9/11 and say it was because he was distracted by the Lewinsky […]

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Sep 29
2006

The Tri-Fecta Friday

Misc

So much of this week was focused on the leaked NIE and the Democrats considered it a major trump on the Republicans in the home stretch of the election season. With all of that, who could have ever imagined the tri-fecta that was given to the Democrats today? Mark Foley has been the hot story […]

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Sep 28
2006

So Long Habeas Corpus

Misc

Our nation has now turned back the hands of time to a point in history before we were actually a nation: The Senate, siding with President Bush shortly after he personally lobbied lawmakers at the Capitol, rejected a move Thursday by a leading Republican to allow terrorism suspects to challenge their imprisonment in court. The […]

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Sep 27
2006

So how is the Right's Smear Against Clinton Going?

Misc

Not very well according to Gallup. Ouch. But it gets even better. Buried at the bottom of the survey is this interesting finding: So Republicans blame Bush by a margin of more than 2:1 than Democrats that blame Clinton. The Independent column is also very comforting. No matter how hard the Republicans try to rewrite […]

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Sep 25
2006

Olbermann Delivers Another Spectacular 'Special Comment'

Misc

This time he raises the question no other journalist has had the balls to – what did Bush do to prevent 9/11? A vital question if there is any. We have the full transcript up at Crooks and Liars. The most interesting part (and there were plenty) was when Olbermann finally calls bullshit on the […]

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Sep 24
2006

The State Of The Economy At Home

Misc

A story is making the rounds by the AP talking about the locked out A.K. Steel workers, here in my own town. This isn’t the first time the story has made national news, as the lock out has gone on for most of the year, but it is now at the point that the striking […]

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Sep 20
2006

Republicans Filibustering Republicans?!?!

Misc

This is the absolute proof of the hypocrisy the Republican party exhibits: Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist signaled yesterday that he and other White House allies will filibuster a bill dealing with the interrogation and prosecution of detainees if they cannot persuade a rival group of Republicans to rewrite key provisions opposed by President Bush. […]

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