National News Roundup 3/16
From The Washington Post: Republicans want to curb 527 donations but huge soft money corporate donations to their massive leadership PACS are OK. Once again proving it is all about the money. President Bush is redefining his Preemptive Strike campaign so he can include any country capable of actually pronouncing the word n-u-c-l-e-a-r properly as being a viable target. Howie Kurtz pulls his head out of his arse just long enough to convince us he really doesn't get it. Nooooo! Put it baaack, Howie. President Bush won't admit he doesn't understand how to sign people up for his new Medicare plan, so he shuffles the responsibility to their children.
From The New York Times: The NYT still hasn't read the latest Pew Research poll and thinks the call for censure will actually rally the conservative base to protect their majority in the House. Republican Katherine Harris will spend her own money on her Senate campaign since the GOP doesn't even like her enough to back her financially. And...as if you needed it....Further proof that our Congress is fiscally incompetent.
From The Hill: Republicans can't even find their way out of an elevator and we want them to find our way out of Iraq? The blog bill might mean blogger opinion is worth more than it actually is.
From the San Diego Union-Tribune: Editors cut through the crap to get the headline right. The British have no sense of humor and are looking more and more like Republicans every day.
From Newsweek: Bush vs. Insurgents - Now this oughta be good. McCain didn't like the nickname "Maverick", so he's going with "Suck-up". Yet, another Republican crook who didn't do it.
From Time: Here's a first: Bush might add some brain to his "brain trust". Is Hillary too polarizing? Yes, now can we move on?
From BlueNC: Rep. Robin Hayes(R-NC) hangin' out with crooks and liars. Chapel Hill has its own Drinking Liberally chapter and all are welcome. Rep. David Price (D-NC) is still the man for the 4th District.
Thank you for visiting this news roundup. For original content please go here. I apologize for lack of original content the past few days. I am researching FEC reports and working on some pieces that will post in a day or so. Thank you for your patience.
From The New York Times: The NYT still hasn't read the latest Pew Research poll and thinks the call for censure will actually rally the conservative base to protect their majority in the House. Republican Katherine Harris will spend her own money on her Senate campaign since the GOP doesn't even like her enough to back her financially. And...as if you needed it....Further proof that our Congress is fiscally incompetent.
From The Hill: Republicans can't even find their way out of an elevator and we want them to find our way out of Iraq? The blog bill might mean blogger opinion is worth more than it actually is.
From the San Diego Union-Tribune: Editors cut through the crap to get the headline right. The British have no sense of humor and are looking more and more like Republicans every day.
From Newsweek: Bush vs. Insurgents - Now this oughta be good. McCain didn't like the nickname "Maverick", so he's going with "Suck-up". Yet, another Republican crook who didn't do it.
From Time: Here's a first: Bush might add some brain to his "brain trust". Is Hillary too polarizing? Yes, now can we move on?
From BlueNC: Rep. Robin Hayes(R-NC) hangin' out with crooks and liars. Chapel Hill has its own Drinking Liberally chapter and all are welcome. Rep. David Price (D-NC) is still the man for the 4th District.
Thank you for visiting this news roundup. For original content please go here. I apologize for lack of original content the past few days. I am researching FEC reports and working on some pieces that will post in a day or so. Thank you for your patience.
posted by B. Muse at 8:09 AM
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You are doing the work of the angels.
Keep going.
The nation depends on people like you. [no pressure there]
Thank you so much egregious. I'm doing my best and I'm thrilled and honored to be working side by side with someone as dedicated and motivated as you.
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