Senate Democrats and moderate Republicans on the war supp: Miserable failures
Read it and weep, Nutroots.
Democrats and the “Fairness Doctrine”
Because they no longer have a monopoly on both the MSM and the opinion media, some Congressional Democrats are crying ‘foul’ and indicating they’d support a return to the Fairness Doctrine. Rep. Maurice Hinchey (D-N.Y.) has played an active role in trying to bring it back. Now, according to two members of the House Democrat Caucus, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer are on board. Via the American Spectator (emphasis added):
Climate change fanatics build a “replica” of Noah’s Ark
The question remains: How many carbon credits would I have to buy in order to make them sail away to a deserted island and stay there? I haven’t had any luck with my campaign to encourage The Prophet to visit and make a permanent residence out of the global warming “doomsday vault” so I’m hoping my luck will change this time around with my offer to the Noah’s Ark “replica” builders to buy carbon credits on a conditional basis. 😀
GOP presidential candidates: The 2nd debate (MORE: TRANSCRIPT LINK ADDED)
We’re one hour away from the second debate amongst the GOP presidential hopefuls. Tonight’s debate, hosted by Fox News and moderated by Brit Hume (yay!), takes place at 9 ET in Columbia, SC at the Koger Center on the campus of the University of South Carolina. The same ten candidates who appeared at the last debate will be at this one. If you can’t get to a TV to watch the debate, Fox will be broadcasting it on their website.
Rep. William “Fridge” Jefferson fights to keep feds out of his Congressional office
After being caught on tape accepting a bribe, and having that $90,000 bribe stuffed in his home freezer in DC, Rep. William Jefferson (D-LA) is fighting for the ‘rights’ of Congress to be able to hide and protect incriminating evidence in their Washington, DC offices. Via CNN’s Political Ticker:
Setup/Smear campaign against Wolfowitz continues
The corruptocrats at the World Bank won’t rest until Wolfowitz is either ousted or resigns. Because the ‘controversy’ continues to grow, it’s important to have all the facts, not just the ones that the World Bank glosses over in its ‘reports’ and are then regurgitated by the mediots.