Posted in Blog Post on January 13th, 2008 No Comments »
Tim F. at Balloon Juice goes off on the significance of the Baghdad embassy debacle as reported in the Washington Post and general GOP mismanagement.
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One would expect Republicans to take it worse than anybody that managers of the embassy project handed the project to a firm that never did embassy work before, mismanaged [...]
Posted in Blog Post on January 13th, 2008 No Comments »
dnA riffs on Jonah Goldberg, but I find a more important point in the tail end of the commentary regarding the media’s lack of scrutiny of GOP candidate’s inexperience:
I Wonder Who Jonah Goldberg’s Favorite Candidate Is? - The Carpetbagger Report
I also feel obliged to note that while Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama [...]
Posted in Blog Post on January 11th, 2008 No Comments »
GOP rivals back tax, spending cuts in SC - Yahoo! News
I don’t watch the debates, I don’t have a high enough threshold for nausea. Between the inane stupidity from the moderators and the genuinely stoopid answer, I just can’t take it. In the latest dolt-fest that passes for a GOP debate, all candidates [...]
Posted in Blog Post on January 3rd, 2008 1 Comment »
It looks like Obama wins with 37% at the moment. Edwards and Hillary are in a dead heat for 2nd place with 30% each, despite Hillary out spending Edwards by more than two to one. The Huckster wins decisively with 34% on the GOP side frustrating Romney’s (25%) transparent attempt to buy the nomination [...]
Posted in Blog Post on January 3rd, 2008 1 Comment »
Giuliani muses on vice president, cabinet - Boston.com
Later, Giuliani pivoted from a question about potential picks for secretary of state to this: “Let me answer with the question of what you would look for in a vice president first — again without any presumption that I’m going to be the nominee.”In an answer that mentioned [...]
Posted in Blog Post on December 20th, 2007 No Comments »
EzraKlein Archive | The American Prospect
A new report from the Campaign for America’s future tabulated the number of cloture votes — essentially, votes taken to break a filibuster — in recent Congresses. The results are startling. The Republicans have broken the record only halfway through the term. They are on track to not only [...]