We get yet another installment of Katie Couric’s interviews with Sarah Palin. It’s really amazing. We are seeing Sarah Palin go down in flames, made possible by a woman in the media who was considered to have gone down in flames. Couric’s stock is definitely going up with these.
This is a very serious question. The McCain campaign has been spreading very dangerous lies about Russia in order to protect Palin’s baseless claims about Russia coming into our airspace over Alaska. The Air Force has even called the McCain campaign a liar. Wars are started by violations of air space. The McCain campaign shouldn’t […]
Harry hits it out of the park on this one: I understand that the candidates are putting together a joint statement at Senator Obama’s suggestion. But it would not be helpful at this time to have them come back during these negotiations and risk injecting presidential politics into this process or distract important talks about […]
John McCain has said we need a vice-President who can take over on day one. We have also heard on numerous occasions of how much 9/11 changed the world. So we are in this post-9/11 world, where people plan on doing bad things. That means the President is at a greater risk of being incapacitated […]
When the Republicans pushed through the impeachment of Bill Clinton, they defended their actions with claims that he had “betrayed the trust in the American people”. In all honesty, it was their strongest argument. Now there is an investigation into an alleged vindictive abuse of powers by Palin. If this story proves to be true, […]
Or more specifically – their chairman? Raw Story has an exclusive about San Diego GOP’s new chairman and how he was heavily involved in pirating software. Besides being totally anti-business (something I would think the GOP would shun), let’s not forget what our Attorney General, Michael Mukasey said earlier this month: Criminal syndicates, and in […]
Since we do have one of the best health care systems in the world: A nationwide study has found that the uninsured and those covered by Medicaid are more likely than those with private insurance to receive a diagnosis of cancer in late stages, often diminishing their chances of survival. The study by researchers with […]
Today’s New York Times has a look at a newly released report on voter fraud that is very interesting. It appears that a lot of politics may have gone into this report to change the outcome, and the final report was approved by the 2 Republicans and 1 Democrat on the commission. A federal panel […]
Well to give them credit they haven’t lost one in a couple of weeks now. As many as 38,000 veterans may be at risk of identity theft because a Veterans Affairs Department subcontractor lost a desktop computer containing their sensitive personal data. VA Secretary Jim Nicholson said that Unisys Corp., a subcontractor hired to assist […]
Ah views are changing in Washington when it comes to Iraq. This is pointed out in this article by Reuters: Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said on Tuesday there has always been a risk Iraq could slip into a civil war but he accused the news media of exaggerating the severity of the current situation. “I […]