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Expected and Overdue
To expand a bit on my previous post: Hardly unexpected, and long overdue, the President vetoed the Cut and Run funding bill. In only the second veto of his presidency, Bush rejected legislation pushed...
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First Cup 05.02.07
Actually, this seems to be the basic need of the human heart in nearly every great crisis – a good hot cup of coffee. ~ Alexander King Captain’s Quarters (Ed Morrissey) Now What? We cannot withdraw...
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First Cup 05.03.07
Coffee is a beverage that puts one to sleep when not drank. ~ Alphonse Allais Captain’s Quarters (Ed Morrissey) Groping For Agreement Reid and Pelosi enabled Bush to look tough, presidential, and...
View ArticleEverything You Need To Know About Moveron.org
Is found in part of a letter, quoted in this AP story. MoveOn.org, in particular, has played a key behind-the-scenes role in the months since Congress convened under Democratic majorities. The group,...
View ArticleClueless Hack vs. Momma Moonbat?
You won’t be able to call it a fight because, well, they’re against such things. Six weeks after announcing her departure from the peace movement, Cindy Sheehan said Sunday that she plans to run...
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Momma Moonbat Campaign Countdown
The fun begins on July 23rd. Sheehan, a Californian, officially announced that she intends to run as an independent against Pelosi in 2008 if the San Francisco congresswoman doesn’t move to impeach...
View ArticleA War We Might Just Win
The NYT opinion piece, A War We Just Might Win, by Michael E. O’Hanolon and Kenneth M. Pollack is sure to be the subject of much discussion today. At least on the conservative side of the blogosphere....
View ArticleLeftourette Lip Service
Sunday is Veteran’s Day, and as Don Surber points out, “Republican Congresswoman Thelma Drake of Virginia reminded the majority of its inability to fulfill even the basic constitutional requirements of...
View ArticleIraq and the 2008 Elections
Iraq and the overall war on terrorism will be a factor in the 2008 elections. The questions are, to what degree will the war be a factor and how will conditions on the ground influence voters thoughts...
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