Ever wanted to know what it was like to fall off a mountain? Here you go:
Stu Rothenberg: “While the fight for the House of Representatives will take center stage next year, another battle could be almost as important for the two parties: control of a handful of big-state governorships.”
“Republicans like to point out that while they lost the presidency and seats in both chambers of Congress in 2012, their party continues to hold governorships in 30 states, including nine of the country’s 12 largest states. But most of those governors — 23 to be exact — were elected in 2010, a great GOP year that doesn’t reflect the nation’s (or many states’) political fundamentals.”
The yearly clown show known as CPAC is underway, and the first bit of clownishness out of this thing is Louis Gohmert having on about how Vietnam was winnable.
And this is interesting — Mary Jo White discusses at her confirmation hearing how the DOJ takes into consideration the potential impact to the economy from prosecuting corporate entities.
Tom Carper thinks that DC is lacking in Carper-esque bipartisanship.
A concise, honest and accurate reply would be – “It is the Republicans.” Not in Carper’s warped DC bubble reality.
Classic reply to Louis Gohmert’s remarks on Viet Nam in the TPM comments:
“Must have been awkward talking about winning Vietnam in a room fool of draft dodgers, chickenhawks and pussies.”
Is the constituent standing next to the woman screaming “I WANT MY COUNTRY BAAACK!!”
There you go—that’s the way it’s done!!!!!
National PTA(R) Recognizes Senator Chris Coons and Congressman Duncan Hunter With Congressional Voice for Children Award
Recipients to Be Honored During the 2013 National PTA(R) Legislative Conference on March 12-14
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Bethany-Hall Long in the prayer cross-hairs of Delaware’s praying prayer warriors over gay marriage. Film at 11
@puck
Her name is Eileen. She knows Mike Castle, too.