The Net neutrality bill took kind of a weird turn despite its defeat, when the public got to hear the mouthpiece for the telecom industry, Senator Ted Stevens.
I hope Stevens gets defeated by Dave Cuddy, an Anchorage businessman who will be giving him the most substantial challenge of his political career.
In this 90-minute radio interview, now available globally online, conservative writer and Republican strategist Michael Johns says that the late Tony Snow, President George W. Bush’s former Press Secretary and a former Fox News anchor, will be remembered as an authentic and articulate advocate for modern conservatism.
Sen. Jim Bunning (R-Ky.) questions the wisdom of a government buyout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac during a Senate Banking Committee hearing (July 15, 2008).
Right on Sen. Bunning!
Obama has continually tripped over his tongue in expressing facts and ideas and perfroming flip-flops on issues. Now, consider the latest Obama gaffe that will not be “jumped on” by the main stream media. Obama’s latest gaffe has everything to do with understanding the constitution and the presidency — consider the gaffe!
Haha…Obama thinks he will be in office for ten years. Not likely, considering that the U.S. Presidency only allows two four-year terms. So, much for a Constitutional law expert.
An analysis of the NYT’s decision not to print McCain’s rebuttal to Obama’s printed Op-Ed on Iraq.
This is a good article. I couldn’t have said it better myself.
In a fitting act, the Leander School district in Texas voted unanimously to name their new high school, opening in 2010, to honor him. They have chosen to honor what most parents hope to see in the children they send out into the world: loyalty, honor, bravery and determination.
