Palin defends her bloodlust politics
January 13, 2011
Prominent Republican Sarah Palin defended her fiery rhetoric on Wednesday but ignited a fresh controversy by accusing critics of “blood libel” in linking her to
How the GOP will deal with Sarah Palin
January 10, 2011
Finding that the responsibility of holding office was too much for her, she decided to quit midterm, and promote what came naturally. Herself. She was packaged, sold and resold, measured by the armey of Koch, and honored with money and free access to the media, unlike anyone before her. Some of this was by accident, most of it was by de
Reid, McDonnell keep Senate leadership posts
November 16, 2010
Senate Democrats and Republicans alike are poised to return their respective party leaders to their posts following an election in which the top Democrat scrambled
With friends like the tea party, Republicans don’t need enemies
November 5, 2010
Amid all the hoopla over the phony grassroots operation called the tea party, a central and important question gets lost. Did Republicans recapture control of
Tea Party scores big wins in key races
November 3, 2010
Voters embraced the tea party’s conservative throw-the-bums-out anthem in key races across the country, with the movement’s favored candidates taking more than a dozen House
Harry Reid hangs on to win in Nevada
November 3, 2010
Senate Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid won re-election in Nevada against Republican Sharron Angle in a tight race, Fox News projected on Wednesday, a blow
Back from the dead, GOP hopes for a big election night
November 1, 2010
Resurgent Republicans appear poised to capture control of the House if not the Senate on Tuesday in elections midway through President Barack Obama‘s term, reaping
What ever happened to Juan Williams?
October 29, 2010
From wrestling divas out east, to clueless, cold hearted, semi-slave owners on the left coast, people could not help but notice that today’s GOPers, along with their evil mini-me sidekicks, the Tea Baggers, are raving loons.
Early voting report – Illinois
October 27, 2010
The idea that there was some enthusiasm gap is clearly a media concoction, and bears no relationship to reality. People were not only excited to vote, they were determined to vote
Bringing home the bacon can put incumbents in the frying pan
October 27, 2010
When Harry Reid, the No. 1 Democrat in the Senate, began his re-election campaign last year, he ran ads touting his ability to bring