Elections Blog

Well I guess he really can’t lose something he didn’t have but now it is a guarantee he didn’t have it. Apparently Gov. Vilsack thinks Democrats are in danger of backlash for opposing Bush’s unwarranted wiretapping. Gov. Vilsack believes that if Dems can’t show that the wiretapping endangers our civil liberties we will [...]

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Since I’ve already done the-glass-is-half-empty, I thought I’d balance it with something a bit more cheerful.

The leftists are in major melt-down — leftists being the Daily Kos, Democratic Underground, MoveOn and Atrios loons who have been driving the Democratic agenda since before the 2004 elections. From the howling they’re doing now, it looks like one of two [...]

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How’d you like this on your bumper?

Get yours here!

Technorati: 24, Jack Bauer

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This morning’s new blog find is Delmarva Dealings

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FactCheck.org tells us that
A liberal, labor-funded group calling itself Americans United for Change (previously Americans United to Preserve Social Security) is running a $1-million national advertising campaign that makes some dubious claims and tries to imply more than it can prove.
Talk about rebranding! They used to be in favor of preserving the status quo, but [...]

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FactCheck.org tells us that
A liberal, labor-funded group calling itself Americans United for Change (previously Americans United to Preserve Social Security) is running a $1-million national advertising campaign that makes some dubious claims and tries to imply more than it can prove.
Talk about rebranding! They used to be in favor of preserving the status quo, but [...]

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Criticizing the Bush tax cuts, Senator Hillary Clinton (Democrat, New York) told the U.S. Conference of Mayors that federal budget cuts left them “on their own” in meeting local needs.

“Across the board, federal budget cuts are leaving states and cities struggling to make up the difference,” Clinton told a meeting of the U.S. Conference of [...]

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John Hawkins took a survey of select bloggers (including yours truly) to find out their top three choices of least desired and most desired potential Republican nominees for president. He’s got the list posted here.
Sec. of State Condi Rice ranked as most desired candidate in ‘08 while Sen. John McCain ranked [...]

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I see some bloggers are drinking the McCain kool-aid again, so let’s cover this one more time.

McCain isn’t just a RINO. McCain is one of the biggest supporters of great big all-powerful Federal government in the Senate. No matter what issue comes up, McCain is right there, demanding that we have another law.

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The group Americans for Rice, which has the support of 4,000 volunteers picked up some even bigger support Friday - First Lady Laura Bush. Asked about a Rice candidacy during a CNN interview, Bush responded “I’d love to see her run. She’s terrific.” Meanwhile, Americans for Rice continues pushing the draft movement, hoping [...]

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PolicyByBlog looks at Hillary Clinton’s non-campaign campaign for the Presidency and concludes that her attempts to appeal to the center risk losing core support from decidedly left-of-center Democrats. Specifically, political bloggers tend to come to blogging precisely out of frustrated idealism, so the rhetorical two-step is often seen by bloggers as politically sinful.

Indeed [...]

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ladies and gentlemen, massachusetts governor mitt romney.
from the atlantic monthly’s the holy cow candidate:
“I believe people who are in a position of visibility and leadership affect the character of young people and individuals who look to them as leaders. And in some respects just as important as their policies and positions is their character and [...]

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