Welcome to the most intense nightly read on the ‘sphere The BitsBlog Nightly Ramble
This is the “Where’s the Fire” Edition
- So, Barney Frank wants an investigation…. Of the people who investigated and reported on ACORN. A retaliatory strike,
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Time to let your voice be heard… loudly and repeatedly.
Here’s where.
Ya know, I can’t help thinking on Billy Beck as I read Mark Levin this morning:
I’ve been thinking this for a while so I might as well air it here. I honestly never thought we’d see such a thing
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WASHINGTON (AP) – Democrats plan to push legislation this spring that would force the Iraqi government to spend its own surplus in oil revenues to rebuild the country, sparing U.S. dollars.The legislation follows a recommendation by Gen. David Petraeus,
CR passes along a response to a post of mine yesterday:
I’ve said it a number of times here in the past: the real power is in the US Congress. Presidents can negotiate with foreign leaders, take military action (to
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Nightly Ramble: Circle the Wagons, Kinda Drastic, Ain’t It?, Rodents of Unusual Size, Kids, And More
- I note with interest, Mark Levin saying
“I think one important focus of Reagan conservatives should be to do all they can to protect as many Republican seats in the House as possible. There needs to be at least one
The fact is that Bill Clinton is not and never has been a great vote-getter, certainly not for other candidates.
Mark R. Levin, National Review.
Yesterday, I posted the unmatchable Rush Limbaugh describe the state of the democrat house divided. Today, I offer Mark R. Levin describing the state of the conservative house and, “Why were are conservatives.”
Mark is a lover of
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Scott Johnson, Powerline, has “The case against John McCain.” I’ll go beyond Rick Santorum, and I don’t trust McCain on foreign or defense policy either. McCain has the problem of letting extraordinary temper get the better of
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I strongly disagree with the Fox All-Star panel. “They all” did not do well tonight. Huckabee demonstrated why he should not be the GOP nominee. He lost. He did badly. He was rambling at times. He was dissembling at times.
Two sources for this, actually.
First, John Hawkins over at Right Wing News has what he calls the 40 Most Obnoxious Quotes Of 2007.
Example:
33) “I do believe that it’s the first time in history that fire has ever
“Mike Huckabee is now becoming a very divisive figure in the Republican party. It’s not his faith or his Merry Christmas commercial that many conservatives question (I certainly don’t), but it’s his record as governor and his
Sandy Levinson, of Balkinization :
According to a blog published by the New York Times, Hillary Clinton has told Iowa voters, â??I believe in the Second Amendment, and I donâ??t see any contradiction between the Second Amendment and laws that
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Oooh… interesting.
At least to a radio person.
I see Boortz is now on 1260/KGIL.
I wasn’t aware they’d gone News/Talk. Last I was out there, (early 97) they were running an all- Beatles format. No, I’m not kidding. Hell,
So, Carl Levin is trying to cut the funding for the Iraq war.
Why?
He’s trying to get the President to “change course” in Iraq.
He knows, as do all Americans by now, that real progress is being made there.