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Category Archives: National News
Sotomayor Day One
The opening dance in the Judge Sotomayor confirmation hearing was held yesterday, with Republicans critiquing her fairness and impartiality, and the Democrats offering warm words of praise. The prospective Justice offered an opening statement. From the Washington Post: “The task … Continue reading
The President on the Economy
President Obama talks again about the economy. With the job situation remaining bleak the stimulus package has been subjected to renewed criticism from Republicans, as job losses continue to mount. And the President is no doubt hearing the foot steps … Continue reading
California Dreamin
The New York Times Sunday magazine had a pretty good story on the upcoming California governors race, looking at all of the candidates as well as Governor Schwarzenegger, and wondering why anyone would really want the job. San Francisco Mayor … Continue reading
Posted in National News
Tagged Arnold Schwarzenegger, California Governors Race, Gavin Newsome, Jerry Brown
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Was it Something I Said? Palin Resigns.
Alaska Governor Sarah Palin gave a rambling farewell to the Governor’s Office, announcing that she would not be a candidate for re-election in 2010 and also announcing that she was stepping down as Governor effective July 26th. Left unanswered was … Continue reading
Franken Declared Victor
Al Franken yesterday won a victory in the Minnesota Supreme Court in his long battle to be declared the winner of the closely fought Minnesota Senate race with Republican Norm Coleman. The Court victory prompted the incumbent Coleman to concede, … Continue reading
President Obama on Markey-Waxman
The House passed the Markey-Waxman bill yesterday by a narrow margin, with the bill prevailing by a 219-212 vote, with eight Republicans voting to support the measure, and 44 Democrats voting against. It was a tough political slog to get … Continue reading
Posted in National News
Tagged Al Gore, Markey-Waxman, President Obama Weekly Radio Address
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The King of Pop is Gone
Michael Jackson passed today after a long strange ride through life. Here he is from Thriller, his masterpiece, teaming with guitar god Eddie Van Halen to produce one of the albums great songs.
Jib Jab Strikes Again
Jib Jab strikes again, unveiling this video at the Radio and Television Correspondents dinner yesterday. Great stuff.