If Romney is a ‘flip flopper’?
What is Gingrich then?
Or does Newt get a pass because he’s NOT Romney?
Share on FacebookIf Romney is a ‘flip flopper’?
What is Gingrich then?
Or does Newt get a pass because he’s NOT Romney?
Share on FacebookThe emergence of a strong Islamist bloc in Parliament is already quickening a showdown with the military. Brotherhood leaders announced Wednesday that they expected the Islamist parliamentary majority to name a prime minister to replace the civilian government now serving the military. In response, a senior official of the military-led government insisted that the ruling generals would retain that prerogative.
The unexpected rise of a strong ultraconservative Islamist faction to the right of the Brotherhood is likely to shift Egypt’s cultural and political center of gravity to the right as well. Leaders of the Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party will likely feel obliged to compete with the ultraconservatives for Islamist voters, and at the same time will not feel the same need to compromise with liberals to form a government.
Share on FacebookDuring a rally with workers on Capitol Hill, Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa), chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, guaranteed that there would be “no Christmas for Congress unless an extension of unemployment benefits is passed.”
Share on FacebookFeatured in the video: Gingrich’s comments about Paul Ryan, Rush Limbaugh’s response, the former speaker’s climate change video with Nancy Pelosi, extensive reports on Gingrich’s ties to health care companies and Freddie Mac.
Share on FacebookThis is the guy who has spent most of his time going after the new Healthcare Law….
Now he wants to run for Governor of Virginia?
Share on FacebookThe legal voting age is 18, not 21. The date of the 2012 general election is Nov. 6….
Share on Facebook“One would have to give him credit for playing the role of Lazarus somewhat, because he was clearly dead and buried,” Felkel said.
In Iowa, Gingrich is basically starting from scratch. “I call him the Chia Pet of the caucuses — he’s growing from air,” said Doug Gross, a lobbyist and former Republican gubernatorial nominee.
“At the end of the day, he’s got to have some organization to transfer this interest and excitement into turnout, and that’s a major challenge with five weeks to go…..
Share on Facebook“I have heard too many appropriators say informally that they are very hopeful that we can get back to earmarking in the future with few restrictions,” said Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.), who is co-authoring the bill with Sen. Patrick J. Toomey (R-Pa.). “That has come out of the mouths of Democrats and Republicans.”
Most of the spending bills — which will determine the nation’s priorities for defense, transportation, water and other needs — are still being debated, so it is unclear how many special provisions will survive. Some that have been proposed by one committee have already eliminated by another.
Even as some lawmakers attempt to permanently ban earmarks, others are trying to revive them in certain contexts.
Share on FacebookThe Chuckling Idiots Of NFL Pregame Shows: Another Video Compilation….
Share on FacebookCongressional Republicans have become increasingly divided during the latest legislative battles, with some fearing that the White House is winning the message war over the No. 1 issue facing the country: jobs.
As Congress debates an extension of a payroll tax holiday, a number of Republicans are worried that their party has not done an adequate job responding to the battering they’re taking daily from President Barack Obama on the campaign trail.
Share on FacebookThe moment spoke to the generally light tone of the eviction. Moments before police entered the park, protesters were setting off fireworks. After they entered, a man who refused to leave told an officer: “If you give me a hug, I will leave right now.”
“Are you serious?” the officer asked with a smile. He appeared for a moment ready to comply, but then moved away.
Still, there were some moments of tension. A confrontation built early in the evening on the corner of 1st Street and Broadway, where a crowd approaching from the west, seeking to join protesters at City Hall, was stopped by a line of police wearing face masks and armed with batons.
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