Right Wing Phonebank Firm Run by Ex-Cons
by Patrick Crowley, Sat Nov 01, 2008 at 09:39:57 AM EDT
Those issues are multiplying.
by Patrick Crowley, Sat Nov 01, 2008 at 09:39:57 AM EDT
Those issues are multiplying.
by orin76, Wed Jul 23, 2008 at 04:48:05 PM EDT
It is quite clear that the in spite of the Screaming and yelling of the McCain campaign, it was been made quite clear by Cbs's attempt to cover up McCain's latest gaffe on Iraq. That the media is not pro-Obama but pro-McCain Yes they are giving obama more coverage, coverage of people slandering Obama or any little mistake Obama makes. But they seems to quite willing to ignore anything bad that comes out about McCain or any gaffe McCain makes, and only seem to cover the good things he says or does. That is why someone needs to make a website called McCain watch to keep the media honest
by Homer, Mon May 26, 2008 at 10:20:16 AM EDT
SUB-ROSA NEWS
Some of the News
That may be True
Weekend at McCain's
It was just a social event, insisted Senator McCain's spokesman referring to the gathering of presumed vice presidential hopefuls at McCain's secluded ranch in Sedona,Arizona. Attending were Mitt Romney, Florida Governor Charlie Crist, Lousiana Governor Bobby Jindal, and Meg Whitman former CEO of eBay,
According to a confidential source, the weekend proceded smoothly and amicably until the Memorial Day barbecue. As the barbecue was being served, Governor Crist laughed and smirked when Mr. Romney asked for arugula to accompany his meat, saying that this sounded very "elitist". Then Bobby Jindal took offense when Cindy McCain asked him to provide technical help for a problem with their home computer.
Finally, Mrs. McCain herself became extremely annoyed as Meg Whitman kept pointing out to Senator McCain how much he could get for several artifacts and household items by selling them on eBay. As a result, the picnic lunch ended early and the guests were dispatched to the airport.
Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee regretted that he was unable to attend this weekend social event.
homer www.altara.blogspot.com
by NCDemAmy, Thu May 08, 2008 at 03:30:03 PM EDT
As today marked the 30th anniversary of the "War on Cancer," Elizabeth Edwards and Lance Armstrong appeared at a US Senate Committee Panel to push for a renewed fight against cancer.
Elizabeth Edwards, one of the nation's most outspoken and effective advocates for universal healthcare coverage, takes this issue very personally. A survivor of breast cancer, Elizabeth told a panel led by Senator Ted Kennedy, "...we've chosen as a nation to turn our backs on some of us who have the disease. I urge you to reform health care responsibly, morally, and aggressively."