Does Sanchez automatically presume that someone who says nasty things about women and minorities must be very politically involved? Or does he assume that a Hollywood personality not routinely spouting liberal lunacies has to be a Republican?
Source:
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/mike-bates/2010/07/02/cnns-sanchez-mel-gibson-very-politically-involved
Obamaland is crumbling.
Democrats have firmly controlled Illinois, the presidents home state, for nearly a decade, turning it into what one Republican called a deep blue state.� But this has changed almost overnight.
Source:
http://www.weeklystandard.com/articles/self-destruction-illinois
John Dennis believes Nancy Pelosi has stripped him of numerous personal liberties.
Now the real-estate investor, and self-declared "Tea Party" Republican is mounting a challenge to Pelosi in San Francisco's Eighth District. San Francisco politicos aren't exactly holding their breath for a Republican upset.
Jim Bunning, a Republican from Kentucky, is single-handedly blocking Senate action needed to prevent an estimated 1.2 million American workers from suddenly losing their unemployment benefits next month.
As Democratic senators asked again and again for unanimous consent for a vote on a 30-day extension Thursday night, Bunning refused to go along.
Source:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/02/26/jim-bunning-repeatedly-bl_n_477910.html
Striving for an epic upset in liberal Massachusetts, Republican Scott Brown pushed ahead of Democrat Martha Coakley on Tuesday in a U.S.
Senate election that became a referendum on President Barack Obama's health care overhaul and his first year.
The policy differences between Democrat Martha Coakley and Republican Scott Brown were as clear during last nights debate as they have been throughout this short special-election campaign.
POLITICO learns Rep.
Parker Griffith will announce today that hes switching parties to become a Republican.
