God bless her, and more like her. The more moderates who leave the GOP, the more conservative and extreme the GOP becomes, and the more the party will pick people like Sarah Palin and Mike Huckabee in their primaries - people who can't win a general election. The only danger, or the big danger at least, is that Democrats will keep trying to be "bipartisan" with an increasingly fringe GOP, moving the Democrats further and further to the right. Compromising with extremism is not bipartisanship.
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This is what happens when one party has its own TV network, and the other party has leaders who are afraid to fight back.
They're concerned that health care reform could get delayed, possibly for months, if they go the reconciliation route.
Not good. From Foreign Policy:
"Defending Liberty, Pursuing Justice" is the motto of the American Bar Association, and among the association's four stated goals, one is to "advance the rule of law.
I just can't call it H1N1. But at least I finally was able to get a shot yesterday. I have asthma, and up until the last doctor visit, it was a pretty serious case.
Boomberg:
The Federal Reserve asked nine of the U.S. banks that were part of this year’s stress tests to submit plans for repaying the government’s capital injections, a person familiar with the situation said.
Andrew Sullivan writes about Sarah Palin's book, and her claim, yet again, that she went into labor, yet continued to give a speech in Dallas.
From Shahien Nasiripour at Huff Post:
If the White House and congressional leaders get their way, the vaunted new oversight council charged with overseeing systemic risk in the financial markets will actually be a house organ of the Treasury Department, lacking the independence required to challenge decisions by government regulators, among others.
I would think a Dobbs candidacy would hurt the Republicans more than us. Some independents may fall for Dobbs' schtick, but his base will be conservative Teabaggers.
Spencer Ackerman weighs in on the story we wrote about earlier:
Now, in fairness, I’m a very short Jew, so, it’s not like this thought hasn’t occurred to me either.
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