November 16, 2009 – Delaware Liberal

Monday Night Quick Hits

By Delaware Dem November 16, 20091 Comment

Back in the heady days of the Blogosphere, there came the invention of the Google Bomb. I am not sure the logistics or algorithms involved, but the more you typed…

Biden Leads Castle In A Just-Released Poll

By Unstable Isotope November 16, 200932 Comments

Whoa, big news! All-but-announced Senate candidate Beau Biden leads Mike Castle in a new poll by 5%. This is bad news for Mike Castle: In a hypothetical match-up of the…

People’s Settlement Final Report Released

By liberalgeek November 16, 200939 Comments

Today, Tom Wagner published the final report of his investigation into People's Settlement. The findings are as follows:

They did not meet the standards of the Green Energy Savings Program
Their accounting standards are inaccurate
Questionable real estate transactions have been referred to the Attorney General
Department of Education audit findings were not reported to the board

Monday Open Thread

By Unstable Isotope November 16, 200918 Comments

Happy Monday all! Can you believe it's already open thread time? I know you've been waiting anxiously for one. Now this is funny. An activist speaks at an anti-immigration tea…

Fear Not Wingnuts

By Unstable Isotope November 16, 200930 Comments

The latest crazy Republican talking point floating around concerns the decision of the Justice Department to try some high profile terrorism suspects in the federal courts in New York. Their…

Is This A Joke?

By pandora November 16, 200913 Comments

I'm honestly not sure. Given all the lunacy spewing out of Republican mouths this comment may not be just a throw-away. Host Chris Wallace pointed out that former Vice President…

Learning The Wrong Lesson

By Unstable Isotope November 16, 20092 Comments

Al Franken's election was one of the pleasant surprises of the 2008 election. Franken is turning out to be an excellent senator. He's already made an impact with his amendment…

Hypocrisy and The Art of Judge Blocking

By nemski November 16, 200919 Comments

At this point in the last two presidents' first terms, W had 28 lower court justices confirmed and Clinton 27. Guess how many for Obama. Seriously, guess. Come on just…