Folks, being connected to Obama is getting downright toxic to Democrats. Just ask Natalie Tennant, who’s been Secretary of State since 2009: The campaign chairman for Democratic Senate nominee Natalie Tennant recently said Tennant agrees with President Barack Obama “on…
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House Schedules Vote on Border Bill
The House today published their bill on supplemental funding for the border crisis, setting up a Thursday vote. The total package is $659 million, less than half the original $1.5 billion proposal, and several orbital radii from the President’s $3.7…
Tagged with: border crisis, Harry Reid, John Boehner
Posted in Congress, Courts, Domestic Policy, House of Representatives, Immigration, Senate
Posted in Congress, Courts, Domestic Policy, House of Representatives, Immigration, Senate
Why I Do Not Support Impeaching Obama
To start with, I should point out that although I am Editor-in-Chief of this little blog, I am speaking only for myself here, and not for my colleagues, who are free to disagree with me if they wish. With that…
The Great Warner-Gillespie Debate
It’s still late July, and about 100 degrees outside as I type in Texas, but I am beginning to sniff November in the air. Politico is up today with a story about the debate last night between incumbent Democrat Mark…
Re: Cracks in Dem Caucus Over Border Bill
I found this part of TMB’s earlier post the most interesting: A centrist Republican, Susan Collins of Maine, whom the Democrats will likely need to overcome a filibuster by conservative Republicans, calls the bill “a real dilemma.” “We need some…
Cracks in Dem Caucus Over Border Bill
More Democrat shenanigans over the border bill. It never rains but it pours, I guess. A lead item on Politico again, from this afternoon, is saying the Democrat Caucus is probably not going to get all their members on board…
Border Crisis Bill Update
Yay, the Senate came up with something! I have recently taken the Senate to task for being behind the House in rolling out something to attend to the Obama-Caused Disaster on our Southern border and at least consider the President’s…
Posted in Immigration, Senate
Businessman Perdue Beats Rep. Kingston for Georgia GOP Senate Nomination
Businessman David Perdue pulled out a narrow upset win over 11-term Congressman Jack Kingston in the Georgia GOP Senate primary runoff last night, reconfirming the anti-incumbency trend against business-as-usual politicians and bitterly disappointing much of the national media who had…
Posted in Election 2014, Senate
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