Republicans: The Grand Old Party of Gridlock
When a writer from the American Enterprise Institute throws the Republican Party under the proverbial bus, it catches one’s attention.
When a writer from the American Enterprise Institute throws the Republican Party under the proverbial bus, it catches one’s attention.
Eric Fehrnstom might be the guy who gave us the Etch a Sketch moment, but as the Jason Zengerle writes, “If Karl Rove was Bush’s brain, then Fehrnstrom is Romney’s balls.”
Forget the Commander in Chief, I really like this Campaigner in Chief. If President Obama governed liked he campaigns, the world would be a better place.
Hands down, the President was funnier than Jimmy Kimmel.
Is the 2012 Presidential contest a mirror of the election of 2004?
Yeah, I know this helps Rubio with the Republican base, but I don’t know if this hurts him enough with the undecided.
Hint: It’s not a contest.
One of the interesting things about the Occupy Movement is to see how it grows in different directions. From one of the working groups in Zuccotti Park came Occupy the SEC. The idea of Occupy the SEC is to work at the policy and regulation level, not just in streets and parks.
With the failings of austerity as a large hammer to fix the world economy become oh-so-evident, still pundits and policy makers keep on pushing it through.
As we posted yesterday, the House was going to vote on a Student Loan extension. The legislation passed H.R.4628: Interest Rate Reduction Act which reduces funding for the Prevention and Public Health Fund and now H.R.4628 will surely face a veto if it makes it to the White House.
Ellen Barrosse, founder the the anti-abortion group A Rose and A Prayer, is now the National Committeewoman for the Delaware GOP. Meanwhile lobbyist Laird Stabler held on to his post as National Committeeman.