What are you gonna do, throw their seats to the Dems too, Steele? Brilliant strategy. From ABC: Asked if he’d be comfortable with Republican candidates in 2010 who supported President Obama’s stimulus package, or his push to overhaul health care, Steele said:“Well I’m gonna tell you honestly, that’s where the line gets a little bit tricky. And you saw in the House and in the Senate that there are ramifications, because that goes against a core principle. And trust me, you’re assuming that people want to have bloated debt, government expenditures and growth into their lives -- they don’t. Full story...
In honor of Thanksgiving, I found this video on YouTube titled "Crappy Canadian Thanksgiving." It's, well, a bit odd.
For anyone who likes eating fish, the sustainability question is always a big issue. I grew up eating fish (rockfish, bluefish, weakfish, sea bass, flounder, porgy) and still today, would prefer eating fish over most anything else.
It's definitely good news that he is visiting Copenhagen though the timing is odd. If he decides to actively engage in the move for change, even better.
Maureen Dowd weighs in on the firing/resignation of White House counsel Greg Craig, and what it says about Barack Obama.
Jesse Lee is our blog contact at the White House. He's one of the few normal people working there. Seems he popped the question at the State Dinner last night.
I heard about this yesterday. The Guardian has a story on it. What do you think?
A racist image of Michelle Obama which depicts the first lady with monkey features has sparked controversy.
From Nate Silver, via Jed Lewison at DKos:
If I were Blanche's Lincoln's Chief of Staff, my advice to her would be as follows:Vote for cloture.
Howard Dean:
"I think that [Lieberman] is a very complicated guy," said Dean. "He does [confuse me] because he says he's a principled guy but there's nothing principled about holding up a bill.
More from TowleRoad and JoeMyGod.
Cowards.
The United States won't join its NATO allies and many other countries in formally banning landmines, State Department spokesman Ian Kelly said during his midday briefing Tuesday.
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