The all-night Senate debate turned out to be a bust for Majority Leader Harry Reid. Somewhere along the line he figured out that he would miss his nap. The Senate is voting on the Levin/Reed Amendment at this moment. It is eerie to see the Senators sitting at their desks, casting votes, and not standing [...]
Tony Blankley takes on Harry Reid and the Democratic failures – The Senate: Chamber of Shame I haven’t seen such uncritical thinking since I hid under my bedsheets to get away from the monsters back when I was 3 years old. Whether they are talking about war weariness, grief over casualties, fear of their upcoming [...]
Cox & Forkum has a good post on Michael Moore’s new undocumentary – Sicko Moore is playing on the “herd†mentality of his followers and those who think they are making a positive difference.
Cox and Forkum has an interesting opinion on how well the Speaker is doing with her “open” government pledge – Open House? Despite the new Democratic congressional leadership’s promise of “openness and transparency” in the budget process, a CNN survey of the House found it nearly impossible to get information on lawmakers’ pet projects.
From the Seattle Times, written by the wise one, John Kerry Cox&Forkum In the Senate, a Kerry-Snowe-sponsored measure is the most aggressive bipartisan anti-global-warming legislation to date. Our bill freezes emissions by 2010 and then calls for a gradual reduction each year until we hit 65 percent below 2000 emissions levels by 2050. We’ve also [...]
Why not simply do the cuts and forget the off-sets if you really believe in the cause? I guess it is an inconvenient truth that causes are to be supported, not participated in.
