Intoxination

Tag: u s constitution

Aug 31
2011

Boehner Is Putting Politics Ahead Of Jobs

Politics

The White House today announced that President Obama will deliver his much anticipated jobs speech before a joint session of Congress next Thursday. That date also happens to be the next GOP debate and John Boehner doesn’t like that: House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) has asked President Obama to address a joint-session of Congress on […]

Read More
May 15
2010

The Class Of The GOP

Politics

Members of the Maine Republican Party decided to ransack a classroom of a middle school teacher, when they were allowed to use the room for a caucus meeting. Here is a list of what happened (courtesy of Think Progress): – For seven years, Clifford has had “a collage-type poster depicting the history of the U.S. […]

Read More
Jan 17
2010

Barnes Says Kirk Can’t Vote After Tuesday

Politics

Fred Barnes, writing from his undisclosed la-la land location, is arguing that Paul Kirk won’t be able to vote after Tuesday. His argument: But in the days after the election, it is Kirk’s status that matters, not Brown’s.  Massachusetts law says that an appointed senator remains in office “until election and qualification of the person […]

Read More
Sep 2
2009

A Copy Of The U.S.S. Constitution

Misc

When I first heard that I thought someone built a scale model of Old Ironsides. Instead it turns out to be some health care protestor talking about the U.S. Constitution. This video is some classic wingnuttery at its best.

Read More
Aug 18
2009

OMG – Obama’s Not A Citizen Part 989377198!

Misc

The crapspiracy theorists over at World Net Daily have probably out done themselves this time: If President Obama were indeed born in Hawaii, was it while the islands were a territory of the United States? A new wrinkle in the dispute over his birth – and whether he is eligible to be president under the […]

Read More
Jan 26
2009

The 28th Amendment

Misc

No there isn’t one yet, but Russ Feingold wants to change that: U.S. Senator Russ Feingold, Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, issued the following statement today on plans to introduce an amendment to the U.S. Constitution to end appointments to the Senate by state governors and require special elections in the […]

Read More
Jul 28
2006

NSA Whistleblower Gets Subpoena – Another Attack On Democracy

Misc

The Bush Administration is still working hard to get rid of leakers. The latest is their subpoena of Russell Tice, a former NSA employee who has testified to Congress about the NSA wiretapping. NSA WHISTLEBLOWER IS SUBPOENAED TO TESTIFY BEFORE FEDERAL GRAND JURY Government Begins its Witch Hunt Targeting Whistleblowers On Wednesday, July 26, Russell […]

Read More

IntoxiNation

Covering politics, news, media and anything else since 2005.

© 2025 Jamie Holly. Site developed by HollyIT.
Privacy  |  RSS
  • Categories
    • Covid-19
    • Economy
    • Immigration
    • Media
    • Misc
    • National Security
    • News
    • Politics
      • Election 2016
      • Election 2018
      • Election 2020
    • Science
    • Society
      • Hate
    • Uncategorized