Obama slams environMENTALists approves two nuclear reactors
President Barack Obama will announce on Tuesday plans for the government to help finance the construction of two nuclear reactors — the first in nearly […]
Month: February 2010
Democrat Congressman Delahunt helped release Alabama Shooter Amy Bishop from 1986 killing
This story gets stranger everyday. Democrat Congressman Delahunt helped release Alabama Shooter Amy Bishop from potential murder charges in 1986 during the booking process. Amy […]
Brennan doesn't get it compares domestic crime with terrorism
Brennan’s attitude about domestic crime rates recidivism and those released from GITMO show the Administration just doesn’t get it. A criminal might return to petty […]
Senator Evan Bayh Out! Announces Retirement
Fox News is reporting that Sen. Evan Bayh (D-IN) will retire in 2010, dealing a blow to Democrats’ electoral prospects for the upcoming midterms. The […]
Robert Gibbs Joins Twitter
White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs joined Twitter as @PressSec. Here is his first Tweet 1. Learning about “the twitter” – easing into this with […]
Obama claims Bush administration got 190 terrorism convictions in federal court
As the debate rages over whether Guantanamo detainees ought to be tried in federal court, a lot of numbers are flying around that may appear […]
Video: Feinstein used hand notes in Debate, Hand notes didn't start with Palin
Sarah Palin turns out to be using a precedent set by no other than California Senator Diane Feinstein who violated debate rules by having notes […]
Congress takes first steps to circumvent Supreme Court ruling
In response to the Supreme Court’s ruling in the recent Citizens United v. FEC case — which overturned campaign finance law that barred corporations and […]
Keith Olbermann is a funny, funny man
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11: So, let’s talk about Sarah Palin, who Olbermann must be contractually obligated to mention every 15 minutes on “Countdown.” He’s clearly obsessed. […]
In Government We Trust? Not so much
Could Washington be any less popular? Not really, according to recent polling. Public approval for Congress and the political parties are at historic lows, while […]