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Category Archives: McCain
No BOP for Palin’s Mouth?
If there is an afterlife, where the deeds done during one’s time on earth are the basis for either reward or punishment, I wouldn’t want to be one John Sidney McCain. His payment for unleashing upon an unsuspecting country the … Continue reading
Senate Votes on Financial Regulation Amendments
Any time anything passes in the Senate by a vote of 96–0 I’m suspicious. Those numbers are usually reserved for meaningless proclamations declaring ‘National Be Kind to Puppies and Kitties Day.’ But such a vote took place yesterday on Sen. … Continue reading
Posted in bailout, Congress, Democrats, economy, financial reform, financial regulation, lobbyists, McCain, Politics, Progressives, too big to fail, Wall Street
Tagged audit, Chris Dodd, conservatorship, David Vitter, derivative trading, Fannie Mae, Federal Reserve, Freddie Mac, Lincoln, lobbyists, McCain, Russ Feingold, Sanders amendment, Shelby, study, Wall Street
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McCain: Miranda Rights for U.S. Citizens a “Serious Mistake”
John McCain has taken the baton from Dick Cheney as drum major in the crazy parade. McCain said today it would have been a “serious mistake” to read the suspect arrested in connection with the May 1 attempted Times Square … Continue reading
Good Advice For Senator McCain: “Be Quiet”
TIME’s Joe Klein had some good advice for John McCain in an appearance on Larry King Live Tuesday night. Advice that also applies to Lindsey Graham, Fred Thompson and the rest of the Republican chorus of bluster and bravado urging … Continue reading
Posted in McCain, Obama, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged be quiet, Fred Thompson, Governor Sanford, Iran, Joe Klein, Larry King, Lindsey Graham, Obama, take a hike, Time
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President Obama’s Iran Policy is the Right One
Proving that they have learned absolutely nothing from our experience in Iraq, the neo-conservative interventionists, led by former Republican presidential candidate, Mr. Bomb, Bomb Iran himself, Senator John McCain, are beginning the drumbeat of “do something” following the fraudulent Iranian … Continue reading
The President and the Teleprompter
A recurring theme among the detractors of President Obama has been his reliance on a teleprompter. Anyone who spends time on the internet has seen it on an almost daily basis. In the minds of some this apparently is an … Continue reading
Posted in Election 2008, McCain, Obama, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Hinderaker. Power Line, McCain, Obama, Palin, Sean, teleprompter
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So Much For Bi-Partisanship
Something that was kind of overlooked in the aftermath of the presidential election were remarks made by Senator John Kyl, Republican from Arizona and the second highest ranking Republican in the United States Senate. His words say a lot about … Continue reading
Posted in Election 2008, McCain, Obama, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged John Kyl, presidential election, Republican, strategy, Supreme Court
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In Four Days We Can Send a Message
Four more days, my fellow Americans, four more days. In four days we have a decision to make about the future of our country, and the choices are crystal clear. We can choose to continue the politics and policies of … Continue reading
Posted in Election 2008, McCain, Obama, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged cooperation, division, partisanship, presidential election, unity
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History Could Have Repeated Itself in Pittsburgh
Does anybody recognize the name Charles Stuart? How about Willie Bennett? Probably not. Here’s the story and how it relates to the events in Pittsburgh yesterday. Charles Stuart and his wife Carol were driving home from childbirth classes in Boston … Continue reading
Posted in Election 2008, McCain, Obama, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Charles Stuart, Fox News, Matt Drudge, McCain communications director, Pittsburgh, Willie Bennett, yesterday
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