That is all.
Congratulations to Scott Brown
January 20, 2010
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More excuses
January 19, 2010Now Barney Frank is saying that Brown turned the race into a personality contest, and that’s why Coakley is in so much trouble. N0, it’s the radical agenda, one that appears to be too radical even for Massachusetts. Maybe it’s time you take a hint, that this is too far for most Americans.
A message to the democrats: The tea parties, angry town halls, and the like aren’t something to be derided, but a real movement among real Americans. Ignore that at your own risk.
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Maybe he should back Brown…
January 15, 2010With Rasmussen giving him a -14% approval rating, maybe having Obama campaigning for her isn’t in Coakley’s best interest…
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An open letter to my senators
January 15, 2010Dear Senator Feingold/Kohl,
I wanted to express my feelings on the quotes that recently came to light from Senator Reid. The remarks were offensive not only to President Obama, but also to the American people, who he seemed to imply would not vote for a candidate who’s skin was a little darker, or who spoke differently. His remarks were also offensive to other African Americans that exhibited those qualities. These comments are appalling, and I hope you will do the right thing, and urge the Senator to step down.
Respectfully,
Peter —
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Now why would he do that?
January 15, 2010WI Rep Paul Ryan is hosting fundraisers in New Hampshire.
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That’s easy
January 15, 2010Rasmussen says a plurality of Americans (43%) aren’t sure which party to trust on ethics. The answer: Don’t trust politicians on ethics.
In typical Washington fasion
January 15, 2010Joe Biden holds a meeting on transparency. But it’s closed.
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