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No one can say that the announcement was unexpected. The former Speaker of the House of Representatives (perhaps the nation’s first lard ass to hold that position), Congress’ lower house, has been signaling his intention to run for president since...
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So the federal government may shut down midnight on Friday if Republicans and Democrats fail to reach a compromise. The whole affair is rather silly since both parties...
made popular Apr 8 2011
Here’s a novel idea: reading the document you actually swear to uphold.
On the first day of the new Congress, or the first day of business actually, the new...
made popular Jan 5 2011
The nation’s top military officer appealed to the Senate on Monday to ratify a new nuclear arms treaty with Russia, as supporters attracted more Republican votes,...
made popular Dec 21 2010
WASHINGTON — The top two Senate Republicans declared Sunday that they would vote against President Obama’s nuclear treaty with Russia as the bipartisan spirit...
made popular Dec 20 2010
Joe McCarthy was an ambitious and opportunist zealot who stood up and claimed that “I have in my hand a list of 205–a list of names that were made known to...
made popular Dec 17 2010
There comes a time in any president’s life when his core supporters begin to question the motives behind his maneuvers. Recently, Obama reached that mark.
People on...
made popular Dec 7 2010
Some people will just do anything to keep Jews out of their neighborhood.
The ‘nanny state’ of America is without question San Francisco. No state is...
made popular Nov 18 2010
The Republicans are in power right now and Israel’s prime minister “Bib” Netanyahu could not be more ... not happy, but - let’s say - he’s...
made popular Nov 15 2010
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made popular Nov 11 2010
CNBC is reporting that stocks are higher today (some indexes are at a two-year high) on the expectation that Republicans will be victories tonight. Analysts are saying...
made popular Nov 10 2010
Post-election, Republicans are announcing their intentions for a limited government. They promise spending cuts which will usher in a new era of small government. So...
made popular Nov 10 2010
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama took the Democratic Party’s midterm election drubbing in stride during a press conference on Wednesday, insisting that...
made popular Nov 4 2010
The results of today’s midterm elections are beginning to tickle in. There are no surprises yet. But there are bound to be a few.
By the end of the day, Republicans...
made popular Nov 3 2010
Next Tuesday, Americans will go to the polls. This midterm election will determine who controls the House and the Senate for the next two years. Five days to the...
made popular Oct 29 2010
Next Tuesday is expected to be a wash for the Democrats. Triumphant in ‘08, the party has fallen from grace. In a way it is not fair. President Obama inherited...
made popular Oct 29 2010
I remember when Obama won and that same night the Democrats increased their gains in both the House and Senate. Soon, after a several month recount was finished in...
made popular Oct 27 2010
The lifeblood of American politics.
The American political establishment is more enamored with money than any other elite. But the political scene necessitates it....
made popular Sep 29 2010
I have been going around cautioning those who say that Christine O’Donnell has no chance of becoming one of the 100 senators of the United States. Her win in Delaware...
made popular Sep 20 2010
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We’ll find out in 43 days, as poll after poll shows that both national parties are deeply unpopular with an electorate looking for something new and different....
made popular Sep 20 2010
Glenn Greenwald has a very good post on why there is such a strong “enthusiasm gap” between Democrat and Republican voters this mid-terms.
It is a mirror...
made popular Sep 3 2010
Republican hatred of Obama meets paranoia.
Glenn Beck recently tried to introduce nuance into his denunciation of the president - AND AT A TIME OF WAR, NO LESS! The...
made popular Sep 1 2010
Republicans continue to claim Obama is a Muslim.
Republicans are aggressively promoting the falsehood that Obama - a baptized Christian - is a Muslim after taking...
made popular Aug 25 2010
B. Hussein Obama.
B. Hussein Obama is the designated term for Barack Obama by conservative columnist Ann Coulter. She, like many Republicans, is engaging in bigoted...
made popular Aug 24 2010
The Huffington Post has a collection of the most retard (and as we know Palin hates that word, because its use is somehow automatically an affront to her down syndrome...
made popular Aug 20 2010
Republican chairman Micheal Steele has never had an easy run. The fact that it took multiple rounds of voting for him to secure the chairmanship reflects the lack of...
made popular Jul 7 2010
Frank Rich’s column “The Rage Is Not About Health Care” got a lot of attention this weekend. It ran through the examples of Republican overreaction...
made popular Mar 31 2010
There is crisis in America. If care is not taken, you will be watching it soon on a TV near you.
I am not talking about Christian militia in the Midwest preparing to...
made popular Mar 30 2010
One hundred years from now, a browner generation of Americans will occupy this Indian land. They will look back at what happened yesterday and wonder: why did it take...
made popular Mar 23 2010
You’d think that after both the Senate and the House of Representatives passed health care bills and with President Obama soon to sign the legislation into law,...
made popular Mar 22 2010
Republicans are going overboard in the opposition to ObamaCare. The their opposition has crossed into the extreme - opposition for the sake of opposition. Many of them...
made popular Mar 22 2010
Here is the perfect reflection of the bankruptcy and crudeness of contemporary American politics. When the Democrat-controlled Congress and President Obama championed...
made popular Feb 13 2010
So pronounced Stephen Colbert. And he is right. This woman is not only half-a-nut and an ignoramus, but one who is audacious in her stupidity. She wears her ignorance...
made popular Feb 10 2010
I’m trying to write a novel. It is set in the early 90s. My biggest challenge is to pretend that I do not know the things that happened since then.
I remembered...
made popular Feb 3 2010
The omen for the 2010 mid-term election is not good for Democrats. In the off-year ‘09 gubernatorial elections, the party lost the governor’s mansion in New...
made popular Jan 16 2010
If 2009 is anything to go by, we can expect more of the same from the Democrats in 2010.
What that means is that there will be a lot more compromises. In both...
made popular Jan 5 2010
Foreign governments, longtime Democratic fundraisers, entertainers and thousands of individuals gave money to former president Bill Clinton’s charitable...
made popular Jan 2 2010
If President Obama’s health-care initiative fails, there is no longer a rationale for being a liberal in the United States. Everything else on liberalism’s...
made popular Dec 18 2009
Next year Texas will hold its governor’s race and it is expected to be as big as Texas (I know cheesy line). Republican incumbent Rick Perry, who inherited his...
made popular Dec 14 2009
With Thanksgiving recess now upon us, it seems an appropriate time to revisit the hysterical Republican whoppers and talking points about the Democratic party agenda...
made popular Nov 30 2009
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Sen. John McCain R-Ariz. speaks to reporters before the weekly policy luncheons, Tuesday, March 24, 2009, on Capitol Hill in Washington.
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