I can’t find very much in this RedState.org post that I don’t agree with. That’s a problem. Pelosi needs to reverse course right now on her anti-Jane Harman crusade. In case registering is a problem, here is a key slice: That’s right.
A loyal, anonymous reader just sent me these two important Tom DeLay quotes — directed at then President Bill Clinton during his legal scuffles. Tom DeLay (R-Texas), quoted in the Washington Post, October 9, 1998: I believe that this nation sits at a crossroads.
I learned — in great detail — about Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi’s intentions to unseat Representative Jane Harman as Ranking Member of the House Select Committee on Intelligence on Saturday, the 17th of September but sat on the story, both because I wanted to dig a bit deeper and also because I was being crushed…
I have just done a quick search at News.Google.com just to see what media outlets in the Google roster have posted anything about David Dreier being knocked out of contention for the House Majority Leader position like a pre-ordained, gay-leaning priest trying to get into Pope Benedict XVI’s Catholic Church.
Well, it seems that too many bloggers applauded too loudly in favor of Hastert’s initial call for Dreier to succeed Tom DeLay — and now have selected House Majority Whip Roy Blunt to succeed the indicted DeLay.
Yes. . .Karl Rove, Dick Cheney, and George W. Bush have had their starring roles in the subversion of our system of checks and balances that makes American democracy work — but they are all in the Executive Branch. Chief executives try to be monarchs; they can’t help it.
Timelines — good ones — just undo ANY spin that Bill Frist’s team want to give to the Frist HCA scandal. Check out this sequence of events and information on HCA Stock courtesy of Think Progress. Compelling.
I can’t understand what the White House hoped to achieve with the President’s press conference today on America’s oil refinery problems in the Gulf. The President is right that we probably have too little refinery capacity fueling the U.S. market, but the “alternative fuels” strategy he is suggesting is ad hoc and isn’t serious.
More later. — Steve Clemons & Oakley the Amazing Weimaraner Ed. Note: Blogger Matt Stoller gets all the credit for the photo — and here is his post about Oakley’s puppishness.
This cartoon by Mike Luckovich at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution gets it just right.
