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Tag: victory

Aug 20
2011

The Biggie That Could Give Us A President Bachmann

Misc

As anyone who reads this blog somewhat regularly knows, I feel there is a big risk of a President Bachmann in 2013. I have given plenty of reasons previously, but the biggest one that scares me is the enthusiasm gap on the left. A new Public Policy Polling poll verifies that fear: There’s been plenty […]

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Oct 15
2010

This Weeks Duhhh Headline

Misc

It again goes to the AP: Democratic Chairman Kaine sees Sen. Reid victory Wow – you don’t say? The chairman of a national party sees his candidate winning a race? That’s something you never see! </eyeroll>

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Aug 19
2010

After The Combat Troops Leave Iraq, Mostly Silence On The Right

National Security

Face it – the right hate seeing combat operations come to an end. Their silence on the milestone being reached last night in the 7 year war proves the claims the left has made for years; the right loves them some war. For example, how do you think the champion news site of the right, […]

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Jun 23
2010

BREAKING: Judge Dismisses Viacom’s Lawsuit Against Google

News

It’s been three years since Viacom went after YouTube for the Viacom videos being on the site. Today a judge threw out the lawsuit: Today, the court granted our motion for summary judgment in Viacom’s lawsuit with YouTube. This means that the court has decided that YouTube is protected by the safe harbor of the […]

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Jan 20
2010

This Is Why Democrats Lose

Politics

TPM has obtained a list of new talking points being about the Scott Brown victory being circulated by Democrats: It is mathematically impossible for Democrats to pass legislation on our own. Senate Republicans to come to the table with ideas for improving our nation and not obstructionist tactics. When did Republicans ever say “well we […]

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Dec 23
2009

Health Care After SOTU?

Science

It’s looking like the health care bill may not hit the President’s desk until after the State of the Union address: The White House privately anticipates health care talks to slip into February — past President Barack Obama’s first State of the Union address — and then plans to make a “very hard pivot” to […]

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Nov 4
2009
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Up Next – Charlie Crist

Misc

Just reading Eric Erickson’s post on RedState trying to spin NY-23 into a great victory, I can’t help but notice his closing: For all intents and purposes, NY-23 is a trial run for Florida. And in Florida, the conservative candidate is operating inside the GOP. If John Cornyn and the NRSC do not want to […]

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Oct 20
2009

The Public Option – Vital To Democratic Survival

Misc

There has been a lot of talk about the new WaPo/ABC poll that finds 57% of the respondents want the public option, with 51% saying go for it without Republican support. Another interesting number in this new poll is 20%. That’s how many people now identify themselves as Republican. The numbers are very dire for […]

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Apr 13
2009

Did Obama Pass The Big Test?

Misc

Remember when Joe Biden said someone would really test Obama early in his presidency? Well I would consider the pirates capturing U.S. ships and crew as a test, and after yesterday’s news of the Hollywood style rescue of captain Richard Phillips, it looks like he passed his first big military test. For President Obama, last […]

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Apr 8
2009

Emanuel’s Seat To Remain Blue

Misc

It’s funny that even with the entire Blago debacle going on in Illinois and Republicans trying to paint Democrats in the state as the epitome of corruption, the people still want Democrats to lead them: Democratic Cook County Commissioner Mike Quigley claimed victory tonight in the 5th District race to replace Rahm Emanuel in Congress. […]

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