Other people’s work
June 9, 2006
I guess we shouldn’t be surprised that Ann Coulter’s words and thoughts aren’t original. She apparently likes to copy them (without attribution) from other people’s work.
So much for the high ground
June 9, 2006
Remember former attorney general John Ashcroft’s claim that he withdrew from the Valerie Plame CIA-leak investigation because it was a potential conflict of interest? Well, he had to be pulled out kicking and screaming.
The bitch bites back
June 9, 2006
Katherine Harris, the Congresswoman and Senate wannabe who proves mental stability is not a requirement for holding public office, continues to give insanity a bad name.
The Rummy wars
June 9, 2006
George W. Bush’s father, former President George H.W. Bush, tried to engineer the removal of Donald Rumsfeld as Secretary of Defense. He failed.
No reason to celebrate
June 9, 2006
Excuse me if I don’t join the orgy of self-congratulatory praise over the lucky bombing death of Iraq al Qaeda leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.
Will Dems oust Jefferson?
June 9, 2006
House Democrats will decide next week whether to remove Rep. William Jefferson from a powerful committee pending the outcome of a federal investigation of the Louisiana Democrat on possible bribery charges.
Pissing contest slowed hurricane relief
June 9, 2006
The government and Red Cross squabbled over chain of command issues during last year’s hurricanes, hampering relief efforts, a congressional investigation concludes.
DeLay goes out swinging
June 9, 2006
Former Majority Leader Tom DeLay, bowing to legal and ethical troubles, said goodbye to the House on Thursday with a parting shot at his liberal opponents. Some Democrats walked out during the farewell.
More and more Americans think Iraq war wrong
June 9, 2006
The death of al-Qaida leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in Iraq came as more Americans than ever thought the war in Iraq was a mistake, according to AP-Ipsos polling.
Congressman’s stepdaughter got payoffs from defense contractors
June 9, 2006
Rep. Jerry Lewis’ stepdaughter received more than $40,000 from a political fundraising group led by a defense contractor who got government contracts worth millions of dollars from a powerful House committee that Lewis chairs, records show.