Archive for March 26th, 2009
Howard Dean condemns name-calling, and calls for people to show the President respect. Does he realize he’s talking to Keith Olbermann?
Oh, the Irony for the hypocrtie Keith Olbermann who thinks Fox News is Twittering for him.
Wrong……..
It’s your own company NBC News, Keith.
The biggest MORON in the Woooooorrrrlllllllld………
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From the Whitman campaign for Governor:
Sen. Tony Strickland has tried to live by the philosophy his father taught him: it’s up to every generation to leave their community better than when they found it. Strickland says electing Meg Whitman will accomplish that goal.
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Republican Leader John Boehner (R-OH) introduces the House GOP Road to Recovery
House Republican Leader John Boehner Challenges President Obama’s Assertion That GOP Has Not Offered a Better Solution.
Full text of the “Republican Road to Prosperity†document.
The devil is in the details which will be released next week.
The House GOP leaders say they’ll unveil more details next week. “We were always planning on putting out an overall blueprint, which we did today,” House Minority Leader Boehner’s office emails First Read. “The numbers will come next week with a multi-hundred page piece of legislation that Paul Ryan is currently drafting.”
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Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger holds up a bowl of strawberries on display by the California Strawberry Commission while touring Ag Day 2009 in Sacramento, Calif., Tuesday, March 24, 2009. Schwarzenegger was escorted through the event by California Department of Food and Agriculture Secretary A.G. Kawamura, left, where they visited booths that highlighted California’s agriculture industry
Looks like Arnold is out for 2010.
Kill the Arnold Schwarzenegger-for-U.S. Senate rumors – for now.
The Republican governor said Wednesday in his clearest language yet that he is not running for Senate, Congress or dogcatcher.
Schwarzenegger, appearing at a Cal Expo news conference with Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson, explained that he has more freedom to make policy decisions (including tax increases, a break from past campaign promises) precisely because he doesn’t have to run for another office.
He said he may be more at ease on issues than lawmakers who face re-election.
“The point was that I am not running for anything, so no one could threaten me, because I’m not running for Senate, I’m not running for Congress, I’m not running for another term as governor,” Schwarzenegger said.
The governor is termed out in January 2011, and he has never said what he will do once he leaves his Sacramento office.
As Flap has said before, Arnold would have a difficult time winning a Republican primary election in June 2010. So, there is no guarantee that he would be the GOP nominee against incumbent Senator Barbara Boxer.
The Schwarzenegger Governorship has been a disaster and his poll approval rate hovers in the mid-30′s and for the first time 54 per cent of Republicans disapprove of his performance as Governor.
Arnold ain’t going to run because he could not win.
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Not really a shocker from a Secretary of State whose husband’s Secretary of State used to toast Kim Jong-il and give him autographed basketballs. Yet, the United States has deployed assets off the coast of North Korea.
The United States has no plans to shoot down the North Korean rocket, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Wednesday in an interview with CNN’s Jill Dougherty, but will raise the issue with the U.N. Security Council if Pyongyang carries out a launch.
“We are doing our best to dissuade the North Koreans from going forward, because it is provocative action,†Clinton said. “It raises questions about their compliance with the Security Council Resolution 1718. And if they persist and go forward, we will take it up in appropriate channels.â€
Flap’s bet: Japan WILL shoot down the missile while Obama and Hillary try to talk it out of the sky with the United Nations.
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And, this is a surprise?
Two-thirds of U.S. voters (66%) think President Obama is likely to raise taxes on people who less than $250,000 per year. That figure includes 47% who say he is Very Likely to do so.
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey found that just 18% doubt that will happen.
You have to follow the money.
There are simply not sufficient numbers of people making over $250,000 a year to fund the increased spending that President Obama and the Democrats in Congress propose.
However, there are plenty of taxpayers that make less and WILL find their taxes increased, especially if and when Obama’s current budget is passed and becomes law.
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Megan McCain on the Rachel Maddow Show and Fox and Friends
Say it ain’t so, Matt.
I mean – like – when even the LEFT starts to mock you after using you.
Megan you are NOT a spokeswoman for the GOP or your generation. And, thank God for that.
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