Michelle Obama has begun promoting her husband’s policy priorities, a notably different approach than the one embraced by the former first lady, Laura Bush.
I am catholic, by faith, question, Why don’t they take the iniative to change Priests and allow them to marry? Other religions do, is it the money, power or greed of the church. It’s 2009 and it still remains the same! Just like “annulment”, I so disagree with getting one, because my marriage didn’t work out, it was taken care of by the state laws, again, is it money, power or greed? Just because the church rules, I have children, now grown, that can’t be ruled away in an annulment, however, I am still cast away as far as re-marrying in the church without one, how really fair is that?
The House version of the stimulus bill emphasizes helping states and localities avoid wide-scale cuts, while the Senate plan focuses more on tax cuts.
A spokesman for Michael Steele said that a payment to a Maryland company run by his sister for work related to his 2006 Senate campaign was entirely appropriate.
Timothy F. Geithner got a pass on his tax problems while Tom Daschle and Nancy Killefer didn’t. What made him unstoppable?
Americans United for Change is putting out radio ads thanking Snowe, Collins and Specter.
President Obama retreated to the serenity of Camp David for the first time this afternoon, stepping back briefly from a presidency that has quickly found itself tested by a loyal opposition and the loss of the pitch-perfect tone that helped sweep him to office.
Senate GOP launches an attack on the stimulus deal.
With a deal in hand and growing business support, Obama must next overcome two 60-vote Senate hurdles before plunging into final negotiations.
A contractor has been awarded a $35 million contract involving electrical work even though it is under investigation in the electrocution deaths of American soldiers in Iraq.