JULY 13, 2010 Notable & Quotable The Las Vegas Review-Journal comments on President Obama’s visit to Nevada to campaign for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. From an editorial in Sunday’s Las Vegas Review-Journal, commenting on President Obama’s visit to campaign for Majority Leader Harry Reid. Two years ago, the majority of American voters supported freshman […]
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JULY 8, 2010 Obama and the Spending Volcano An eruption of public spending from Mount Obama has caused deep anxieties among the voters in America’s villages. By DANIEL HENNINGER The Democrats in Washington are beginning to look like a tribe of volcano worshipers, living in the ever-present shadow of Mount Obama, which has been spewing
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JULY 2, 2010 Reconfirming John Roberts Why Democrats are targeting the Chief Justice. Pardon us for asking, but was that really Elena Kagan’s Supreme Court confirmation hearing this week? We’re double checking because Senate Democrats seemed preoccupied with refighting the 2005 nomination of Chief Justice John Roberts. “There is such a thing as legislating from
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July 1, 2010 Interview of Bartle Bull, life-long Democrat and liberal civil rights attorney speaking out against Black Panther ruling by the Department of Justice http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/america-live/index.html#/v/4267253/civil-rights-attorney-on-accusations-vs-doj/?playlist_id=87651
JUNE 7, 2010 Pelosi’s Loss Could Be Obama’s Gain A pivot to the center (and re-election) would be easier without the House speaker. By FRED BARNES In Washington these days, President Obama is rumored to be hoping Republicans capture the House of Representatives in the midterm election in November. There’s no evidence for this speculation,
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NATIONAL REVIEW June 8, 2010 4:00 A.M. Constitution of No If President Obama’s motto is “Yes, we can,” the Constitution’s is “No, you can’t.” By Senator Jim Demint http://article.nationalreview.com/435753/constitution-of-no/jim-demint?page=1 When a reporter asked House speaker Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) during a press conference last year where the Constitution granted Congress the authority to enact an
The Weekly Standard Don’t trust a congressman over the age of 50. BY Matthew Continetti May 31, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 35 As far as I can tell, Sean Duffy is the only world-champion lumberjack and reality television star running for Congress this year. Duffy is the Republican candidate in Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District. A
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MAY 27, 2010 New York Is Almost Out of Cash By BETSY MCCAUGHEY Guess how long it is before the state of New York runs out of cash? Less than a week, according to the state’s comptroller. On June 1, New York is due to send $3.8 billion in aid to local school districts, including
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American Spectator A Tale of Three States By Lisa Fabrizio on 5.26.10 @ 6:08AM Folks outside of the Northeast have long been perplexed by an apparent electoral anomaly; for years, these states that consistently send liberals to Congress have chosen Republicans as their governors. The GOP has held the title in Connecticut since 1995 while
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Return to the Article May 23, 2010 The Senator from Sandy Berger By Jack Cashill In 1934, “Boss” Tom Pendergast handpicked a Jackson County administrative judge to be the next United States Senator from Missouri, and for the next ten years Harry Truman wore the tag, “The Senator from Pendergast.” Truman began to find his
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