Maybe it’s due to being built on a swamp but Democrats and Republicans seem to have a lot more fun outside Washington.
“Democrat Donkey an Undecided Superdelgate”
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Al Franken’s tax troubles have harmed his chances for beating Sen. Norm Coleman. A SurveyUSA poll gives Coleman a 10-point lead. What’s more interesting is 51% said Franken should drop out of the race.
Once Franken gets the DFL nomination at his party’s state convention in June his numbers should do up with Democrats rallying around […]
To butcher Shakespeare: Mark Morford doth protest too much. Robert Stacy McCain has plenty of fun with him, and I’m sure Little Miss Attila will swoop in for a comment soon.
“Oedipal Issues” [via memeorandum]
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Al Franken tried to come clean by telling the AP his companies owe $70,000 in taxes to 17 states:
Franken on Tuesday told the Associated Press that he never intended to avoid paying taxes and that on the advice of his accountant, had paid taxes to the city and state where he lived.
Ah, tossing the accountant […]
While watching the replay of Jeremiah Wright’s speech today I ask myself, “Does this man realize slavery no longer exists in America?” Yeesh, you think he never knew the Civil War was fought.
He spewed multicultural, moral relativism typical of that heard on far-Left university campuses.
What an arrogant man. He actually thinks talking about his anti-American […]
Al Franken gave Democrats the hope of beating Sen. Norm Coleman and getting them closer to a filibuster-proof 60-vote Senate majority. Franken has raised money and gets plenty of attention due to his celebrity his prospects for victory are eroding due to his business mismanagement:
Republicans, who for more than a year have eagerly unearthed controversial […]
John Gard announced he’ll again face Rep. Steve Kagen for Congress. Gard will be running on continuing President Bush’s tax cuts and earmark reform. Gard even took from Sen. McCain and offered some “straight talk.”
It’s a good opportunity for Republicans to take a Democratic seat. They will be few and far between this cycle so […]
Al Franken doesn’t think people would notice a 5-10 cent gas tax increase. Talk about being out of touch. Sen. Norm Coleman and a few Minnesotans would disagree.
It’s a good use of web video to make a good point. Taxes are high enough the way they are. The last thing government should do in a […]
Before Fred Thompson was the dream Presidential candidate for many a conservative he did radio commentaries. First, by filling in for Paul Harvey then going off on his own. Mitt Romney might be taking the same path:
Former Massachusetts governor and 2008 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is set to guest host the morning and afternoon […]
After his trip to Iraq Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-NC) felt the need to tell a story about how he couldn’t get into a gym early in the morning because he didn’t have the proper security credentials. Instead of going back to his room and getting what as needed he demanded to see the guard’s supervisor. […]
Today is the last day of the first quarter so campaigns are trying to squeeze as much cash out of their supporters to pad their 1Q reports. Here are a few Republicans who could use your help:
Wisconsin’s John Gard
Minnesota’s Sen. Norm Coleman
New Hampshire’s Sen. John Sununu
Oklahoma’s Sen. Jim Inhofe
Sen. John McCain (Only because I want […]
The saying goes: “Only two things are certain: death and taxes.” With April 15 upon us in a few weeks it’s hard to believe paying taxes is voluntary. Yet, that’s what Sen. Harry Reid tried to tell Jan Helfeld.
Reid is confused by what he means by “voluntary.” Paying income taxes isn’t voluntary. If we earn […]
Classless: That describes all those who booed President Bush at the Washington Nationals’ opening game tonight.
The Breitbart video is much better.
[via Hot Air]
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Eliot Spitzer’s prostitution problems have dropped out of the news cycle (to be replaced by Geraldine Ferraro and Jerimiah Wright). Will Spitzer be charged with anything? I don’t know. His resignation as New York governor may be enough for prosecutors, but no charges mean Spitzer would have a shot at raising his political career from […]
The U.S. Attorney’s office says there’s no deal for Eliot Spitzer to resign as governor in exchange for reduced charges:
The U.S. Attorney says there is no deal with Eliot Spitzer, even though the Democratic governor is resigning his office. U.S. Attorney Michael Garcia just said in statement that “There is no agreement between this Office […]
