Republican Party Too Extreme Even for Some Republicans
AP reports that a group of former GOP officeholders launched a new advertising campaign today urging the Republican Party to “come back to the mainstream.”
Read moreAP reports that a group of former GOP officeholders launched a new advertising campaign today urging the Republican Party to “come back to the mainstream.”
Read moreRalph Reed, Southeast regional chairman of the Bush-Cheney ’04 campaign and former executive director of the Christian Coalition, “confirmed on Sunday that he accepted more than $1 million in fees from a lobbyist and a public relations specialist whose work on behalf of American Indian casinos prompted a federal investigation.”
Read morethe White House has denied a recent Freedom of Information Act request for records “detailing White House contacts with individuals connected to Swift Boat Veterans for Truth (SBVT).
Read moreA recap of what I did for the weekend Aug. 28 and 29, 2004.
Read moreThe Firestone garage at Westshore Plaza tries to take me for a ride on a brake job.
Read moreA report on what I did with my day off, Friday, August 27, 2004, and plans for the weekend.
Read moreHypocracy at its greatest. President Bush and Vice President Cheney have repeatedly accused Kerry/Edwards of trying to slash intelligence, defense, and national security spending in the lead up to the 9/11 terrorist attacks. In fact, the record shows that it is top members of the Bush administration who are guilty of the very charges they are now hurling.
Read moreNew worm noses in to take control of your microphone and webcam.
Read moreA trainer of chaplains told students that homosexuals “should be killed.”
Read moreMembers of Congress are currently holding hearings and considering rapid action on the recommendations issued by the 9/11 Commission in early August. While the Commission’s report contains beneficial analysis and recommendations, there are also proposals which, if enacted, would have a long-lasting and negative impact on the privacy and freedoms of future generations of Americans.
Read moreI guess its George’s idea of healthcare reform, but The United States Census Bureau today reported that in 2003 45,000,000
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