If you oppose the pro-union “Employee Free Choice Act” – and you should – there’s good news from the Senate: The WSJ reports that some Senate Democrats are “wavering” in their support for a bill that would, among other things, eliminate secret ballots and give even more power to the labor unions:
It’s still too early to be able to make a definitive statement one way or the other (he won’t be up for re-election til next year), but as it stands now, things aren’t looking too good for the CT Senator:
After the GOP’s losses last November in the election, and their attempts to regroup afterwards, as well as the continued battles for the soul of the party, many a “concerned” liberal has wondered if conservatives are “losing it.” They think worrying about the real threat of socialism in this country equates to conservatives “losing” their minds even though they themselves will acknowledge that they’re quite happy with the direction President Obama has steered this country in … they just don’t think it should be called “socialism.”
The AP reports on a mini-revolt taking place in the Senate amongst leading Democrats on the massive omnibus spending bill:
Chicago Breaking News reports what most of us on the right already knew regarding Blago’s selection of Roland Burris to replace Barack Obama in the US Senate:
