Interesting note from Baton Rouge by way of NOLA.COM
BATON ROUGE — The state Legislature on Friday wrapped up its second special session during the 2-month-old administration of Gov. Bobby Jindal by completing a full sweep of the governor’s proposed
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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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WASHINGTON – FOX- The Senate rejected calls from both parties’ presidential candidates to take an election-year break from pork-barrel spending as a Democratic-run Congress passed budget plans that would torpedo hundreds of billions of dollars in tax cuts won by
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- Rumor control: McCain doesn’t have cancer. The Times, of course is making lots of noise about not being given McCain’s medical records, yet. The funny part of the story is, they’re still waiting for the health records of Bill Clinton,
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- If anyone doubts there’s a rebellion within the Republican party against the Rockefeller Republicans, you’ll want to read this. Note the date on it, also. This rebellion has been coming for some time, now, people… it didn’t start with McCain…
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Me in email just now:
I don’t see it as those working against McCain as the ones selling out. Indeed, I see a vote for McCain as selling out both the party and the country. I fail utterly, to see
Someone at Fox posted these yesterday, so I’ll pass them along.
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First off, even absent any other source material, it sounds to me like the place is packed with McCain supporters. But add
The McCain animus apparently transcends ideology. He has admitted his mistakes on immigration, and would not raise taxes, while his ACU ratings are good, and his ADA/ACLU scores are lousy – nearly the exact opposite of those of Obama and
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Hugh Hewitt says it not over and will not be over even after Super Tuesday. Now it is clear that Mike Huckabee is running to spoil Mitt Romney’s chances and to garner a shot at Veep. While the Huckster is
- I see where Romney and McCain are trading insults, both saying to one another, that they’re liberal. Of course, long term readers of this blog will understand something many other have not yet… they’re both correct.
- I hear there’s
Henke gets it almost right, but ignores the obvious:
The New York Times Editorial Board…
Philanthropic contributions in the United States – about $300 billion in 2006 – probably exceed those of any other country.
By contrast, America’s
If there were ever a bigger and more fanciful case of wishful thinking than Krugman’s New York Times article, today, I’ve never seen it. He’s going well over and above his usual fantasy mongering, here:
Maybe Mr. Obama was,
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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After many weeks on hold, I’m re-starting the Nightly Ramble. Reasons are many but the bottom line is that there are a lot of subjects I want to touch on but don’t want to write it all out… I’d rather
An enduring mystery to me: I do not understand why anyone in this country stacks so much as one brick on top of another. Observe:
“The Bush tax cuts, more than any other policy, are crippling the government financially.”