Congress should start off their new session with a gesture that would show the public that their representatives are working for them, not against them: vote themselves a pay cut.
Virginia pharmacy fills prescriptions for Viagra but refuses to fill prescriptions for contraception. The right wants to take us back to the dark days before the legalization of abortion and before the legalization of contraception.
The politics of hate is back with a vengeance. The McCain campaign has avoided playing the race card, but they have skillfully exploited the mob card.
Rather than continue to play the blame the press game, impeachment should be put back on the table with McClellan as first witness, with or without immunity.
Geraldo v. Colbert: Geraldo hits the panic button—Cry me a river; see Gerry run.
The fallout from the New York Times piece on McCain's ties to the Vicki Iseman lobby assures that the press will continue its pattern of enabling John McCain.
They've got what the rest of us want but at least 2 Democrats and 156 Republicans, compassionate conservatives all, are only interested in taking care of themselves.
Back in the last presidential debate of 2004, Bush said that the only mistakes he made were in some of his appointments. Was that statement also a mistake?
The primitive concept of revenge is very much still with us and it is infused itself throughout the Republican Party.
Summary: Apologies are part of the liar's poker that's a trademark for the Bush Administration: hold your cards close, keep raising the stakes, never admit anything, and never fold until it's absolutely apparent that there's absolutely no choice.
Election fraud is not the same as voter fraud, the cry of the Republican apologists who want us to think they were just trying to ensure clean elections as they were summarily dismissing US Attorneys. Confusing the two is the intent and is part of the problem.
So long as the Democrats let Joe Lieberman blackmail them in maintaining majority status in the Senate, they will continue to be seen as weak-kneed.
Today's hearings reveal that the White House has a lot to hide but by the time the Supreme Court gets involved, Bush will probably be out of office.
We can tell ourselves that we have no cultural equivalent of the shame described as peculiarly Muslim, but it's not true. The battle being played out over Iraq policy now may be just an attempt to ensure that we don't get fed another portion of the humble pie that was Vietnam.
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