I guess that good Evangelical, Republican from Louisiana (he is also a prostitute loving good old boy) has a competitor for his Senate seat.
Introducing the official StormyDaniels.com- Personal Site of Stormy Daniels
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Daily Kos: State of the Nation
Of course she was against it before she was for it. And somebody has got to get the message to el Rushbo that the future "hint, hint, Sarah Palin" of the Republican Party is apparently in the tank for the stimulus he is taking credit for holding all Pubes to a zero vote for. But, hey, its just bullshit with them any way.
Daily Kos: State of the Nation: "Forced to actually govern rather than grandstand on failed ideological tenets, Republican governors are headed to DC to beg for their share of the bailout money. That part may not be so surprising, but that Sarah Palin is among them is pretty hilarious.
It complicates matters for the anti-stimulus ideologues who see starbursts in the presence of Palin.
Then again, Palin had no trouble lying about her support for the Bridge to Nowhere. Nothing will stop her from trying to rewrite history three years from now."
Daily Kos: State of the Nation: "Forced to actually govern rather than grandstand on failed ideological tenets, Republican governors are headed to DC to beg for their share of the bailout money. That part may not be so surprising, but that Sarah Palin is among them is pretty hilarious.
It complicates matters for the anti-stimulus ideologues who see starbursts in the presence of Palin.
Then again, Palin had no trouble lying about her support for the Bridge to Nowhere. Nothing will stop her from trying to rewrite history three years from now."
New Deal economics - Paul Krugman Blog - NYTimes.com
Lets go back to that dip shit Reagan speech writer Peggy Noonan, she doesn't understand why, if the sun is shinning, and people are out buying basic stuff like, wipe your ass toilet paper, the "liberal" press says we are in a recession. Well, dumb ass look at the following. This is just a minuscule of what is going on.
New Deal economics - Paul Krugman Blog - NYTimes.com: "Not many people have a lot of money to throw around these days, so how is the recession affecting ad spending on the super-expensive Super Bowl?
Even after NBC lowered its ad prices, reports the Associated Press, FedEx and General Motors pulled their TV commercials, and Playboy isn’t having its annual Super Bowl party."
New Deal economics - Paul Krugman Blog - NYTimes.com: "Not many people have a lot of money to throw around these days, so how is the recession affecting ad spending on the super-expensive Super Bowl?
Even after NBC lowered its ad prices, reports the Associated Press, FedEx and General Motors pulled their TV commercials, and Playboy isn’t having its annual Super Bowl party."
Weekend Bookchat « The Opinion Mill
She'll do it. The book ain't doing so well. She'll find a way to say "nigger" and get the book over the top. What a gal.
Weekend Bookchat « The Opinion Mill: "I’m betting it’s only a matter of time before Coulter feels the need to stir things up with some truly deranged utterances. Think she’s going to use the N-bomb on the Obamas? You know it’s there behind those vacant eyes, straining to get out."
Weekend Bookchat « The Opinion Mill: "I’m betting it’s only a matter of time before Coulter feels the need to stir things up with some truly deranged utterances. Think she’s going to use the N-bomb on the Obamas? You know it’s there behind those vacant eyes, straining to get out."
Crooks and Liars
What was that again about the Bush Administration keeping us safe? Oh, its not his fault. ABSOLUTELY NOTHING IS.
Crooks and Liars: "WASHINGTON -- The government said schools and agencies in at least three states were shipped possibly tainted peanut products that have been recalled in a nationwide salmonella outbreak. The products were shipped as part of the federal school meal program.
A spokesman for the Agriculture Department's Food and Nutrition Service said schools, daycare centers and group homes in California, Idaho and Minnesota received roasted peanuts and peanut butter from Georgia-based Peanut Corp. of America. The USDA had said previously that school meal programs were not affected by the large-scale recall.
Stores have already pulled more than 430 kinds of cakes, cookies and other peanut-containing foods from shelves in what the Food and Drug Administration is calling one of the largest product recalls in memory. The outbreak has sickened more than 500 people in the United States. As many as eight deaths may be linked to the outbreak."
Crooks and Liars: "WASHINGTON -- The government said schools and agencies in at least three states were shipped possibly tainted peanut products that have been recalled in a nationwide salmonella outbreak. The products were shipped as part of the federal school meal program.
A spokesman for the Agriculture Department's Food and Nutrition Service said schools, daycare centers and group homes in California, Idaho and Minnesota received roasted peanuts and peanut butter from Georgia-based Peanut Corp. of America. The USDA had said previously that school meal programs were not affected by the large-scale recall.
Stores have already pulled more than 430 kinds of cakes, cookies and other peanut-containing foods from shelves in what the Food and Drug Administration is calling one of the largest product recalls in memory. The outbreak has sickened more than 500 people in the United States. As many as eight deaths may be linked to the outbreak."
Op-Ed Columnist - Herbert Hoover Lives - NYTimes.com
I wonder how many times some news reader on Fox bragged about the "52 straight months" without any context at all. The truth is that under the Bush Administration, when you take out housing, they really didn't grow squat. And we all know where housing is now and how many folks are employed in it.
Op-Ed Columnist - Herbert Hoover Lives - NYTimes.com: "Bush administration kept bragging about (“52 straight months!”) was a mirage inflated by the housing bubble. Job growth — about 2 percent — was in fact the most tepid of any eight-year period “since data collection began seven decades ago.” Gross domestic product grew at a slower pace than in any eight years since the Truman administration."
Op-Ed Columnist - Herbert Hoover Lives - NYTimes.com: "Bush administration kept bragging about (“52 straight months!”) was a mirage inflated by the housing bubble. Job growth — about 2 percent — was in fact the most tepid of any eight-year period “since data collection began seven decades ago.” Gross domestic product grew at a slower pace than in any eight years since the Truman administration."
Obama's Lobbying Rule Won't Change Washington Culture - washingtonpost.com
This is a Republican bill signed into law by a Republican President and written by the health lobby to their benefit. Free market my ass.
Obama's Lobbying Rule Won't Change Washington Culture - washingtonpost.com: "That's no exaggeration. Lobbyists for the pharmaceutical firms really did write the 2003 bill that created a drug benefit for all Medicare recipients, according to Rep. Walter B. Jones (R-N.C.), a participant in the process. The bill was generous to the drug companies. For one, it did not allow the government to negotiate with drug makers over the prices to be charged under the plan, something the Veterans Health Administration routinely does when acquiring drugs. Drug companies' employees and their political action committees (PACs) gave tens of millions to members of Congress for their campaigns; two-thirds of the money from 2000 through 2006 went to Republicans, according to the Center for Responsive Politics."
Obama's Lobbying Rule Won't Change Washington Culture - washingtonpost.com: "That's no exaggeration. Lobbyists for the pharmaceutical firms really did write the 2003 bill that created a drug benefit for all Medicare recipients, according to Rep. Walter B. Jones (R-N.C.), a participant in the process. The bill was generous to the drug companies. For one, it did not allow the government to negotiate with drug makers over the prices to be charged under the plan, something the Veterans Health Administration routinely does when acquiring drugs. Drug companies' employees and their political action committees (PACs) gave tens of millions to members of Congress for their campaigns; two-thirds of the money from 2000 through 2006 went to Republicans, according to the Center for Responsive Politics."
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