Archive for April, 2011
You know if that happened. Bill Clinton plays a musican instrument and so does mike.
Obama announces Biden as his running mate, and 5.47 seconds later everybody (left and right) has forgotten about Biden and concentrating on Obama.
McCain announces Sarah Palin is his running mate and since then barely anyone (right or left) mentions McCain any more – everyone is talking about Palin and her views. McCain must be feeling really annoyed right now.
So the question is… Do you think Palin will drop McCain from her ticket?
With just 12 days left in the legislative session, Governor Chris Christie has reached a bipartisan agreement to enact critical elements of the Christie Reform Agenda. Working together with Senate President Steve Sweeney, Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver, Senate Minority Leader Tom Kean and Assembly Minority Leader Alex DeCroce, the result is action on transformational, long-overdue interest arbitration reform that will provide municipalities with the help they need to keep property taxes down for New Jerseyans. Footage from a press conference held on December 9, 2010.
AFP – President Barack Obama spoke with the Kazakh leader Saturday about the central Asian country’s need for “greater democratization,” the White House said in a statement.
AFP – US President Barack Obama urged Bahrain’s monarch to respect “universal rights of the people” on Saturday, two days after the tiny Gulf state sentenced several protesters to death.
My wife’s grandmother is a lifelong democrat who has never once voted Republican. This election she will break that cycle and not vote for Barack Obama because of the fact that he is black.
Huckabee isn’t running
Would you build the house of your dreams if you didn’t plan to live in it? I wouldn’t, either. But that’s exactly what would be happening if Mike Huckabee had any serious plans of running for president.
Read more on Arkansas News Bureau
Supporters say Huckabee inching toward 2012 run
Despite weeks of mixed signals, Mike Huckabee’s supporters say they believe the former Arkansas governor is now inching toward another run for president.
Read more on AP via Yahoo! News
Angry crowd at town-hall meeting could be the norm for Dan Webster
A town-hall meeting held in Orlando by U.S. Rep. Dan Webster degenerated into bedlam Tuesday, with members of the crowd shouting down the freshman Republican congressman and yelling at one another.
Read more on Orlando Sentinel
Joe Biden, the US vice-president-elect, does not plan to seek advice from Dick Cheney, the outgoing vice-president. This comes despite a long tradition in US politics that has seen new leaders seek advice from previous ones. Tom Ackerman reports.