I couldn’t resist the alliteration when I saw Martin Knight’s reply to Liz Mair. In it, he leaves yet another little tidbit I find to tempting to resist.
In other words, we’re on the same side. That doesn’t mean we must be in lockstep. But it does mean that you should shield my back from
So Liz Mair over at GOPProgress.com is shooting it out with Martin Knight at RedState over the blame game for the loss of Congress. The comments on Martin’s piece are full of chatter about two things – a glaring whole in his argument and the decision by fiscal conservatives to
I just watched the President’s remarks on Fox News and found his message a bit surprising. He suggested we should work with moderate regimes in the Middle East to find a solution to our Iraq dilemma.
Is it just me, or is it odd that he’s suggesting we work with moderates in the Middle East
I find this truly disturbing… It really creeps me out… The jump rope alone made me cringe… Does that make me a bad person?
What I find really interesting is the guy’s note of introduction to the video. He says he’s wearing the mask because he’s not proud of his double jointed
Micah Sifry over at Personal Democracy Forum covered the remarks of Tony Blair’s strategist Matt Taylor. In his post, he makes mention of Zephyr Teachout’s column on open politics and the Net. Both take the same position – the Net can open politics to greater citizen participation and involvement
Michael Moore has penned a lengthy editorial for the LA Times that may be just about the dumbest thing I have ever read. It does, however, afford me an opportunity, for posterity, to make some predictions about the newly elected Democrat majority based on his pledge.
What I don’t want is for you
After claiming he had the votes to win, John Murtha got his ass handed to him by the more moderate Hoyer who is a full century or more younger than the Pennsylvanian. In the end, old age and treachery lost to youth and charisma.
When asked for comment, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said,
With the Democrats coming to power, and all the chatter about “corruption” as the defining issue of 2006, Congressional ethics and reform of the Ethics committee process has become the latest cause c√©l√®bre for republicans and Democrats alike. John Boehner, in a column aimed at Republicans looking to regroup, touches on the
The worst thing that can happen in politics is to begin believing your own spin. Apparently the latest victim to fall guilty of that is the New Mexico GOP.
“Comparatively, we did quite well next to other Republicans across the nation,” said Chris Atencio, political director of the Republican Party of New Mexico.