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Global reaction to Obama is euphoric -- but wary. Because his outreach comes with strings attached
TIME - Joe Klein Fri, 06 Mar 2009 10:35:00 EST
The election has strengthened anti-Arab forces who are isolating the country from the world
TIME - Joe Klein Fri, 06 Mar 2009 10:35:00 EST
TheTruthAboutEFCA.com has launched. h/t/ Tony Phrylalis Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) today launched a new website, TheTruthAboutEFCA.com, to help educate the public about the sweeping economic and workplace consequences of the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA), or “card check” legislation. TheTruthAboutEFCA.com will track the latest news from the mainstream media and social networking sites, highlight academic [...]
Keystone Conservative Thu, 05 Mar 2009 22:35:23 +0000
IF the last 24 hours in Washington are any guide, prime minister Kevin Rudd and his travelling press corps can expect no frills get together…
The Australian - Geoff Elliott Wed, 04 Mar 2009 23:08:00 GMT
One of the obvious questions about the US spending trillions of dollars to try to re-inflate the economy is this: too much spending is largely…
The Australian - Geoff Elliott Wed, 18 Feb 2009 22:52:01 GMT
Yesterday, the RNC launched our newest web initiative, Republican for a Reason, which gives the public an opportunity to offer their input on the Grand Old Party-and specifically, share their views on where the Party is headed and how it can better prepare for the future. The site, designed to elicit grassroots opinion, is divided by categories: Election Day 2008, Republican for a Reason, GOP in the 21st Century, New Faces of the GOP, Democrat Majority, and My Party. Republican for a Reason, with your help, will help the Party rebuild, refocus, and renew our bond with the American people.
GOP.com Wed, 12 Nov 2008 12:33:24 GMT
Yesterday, on the heels of an ad put out by an independent group (the American Issues Project) the Obama campaign released a new ad, which argues that Obama's relationship with Bill Ayers, an unrepentant domestic terrorist, is nothing for voters to concern themselves with (note, though, that given Obama's long-standing relationship with Ayers, the RNC and the McCain campaign take issue with that contention). Steve Schmidt of the McCain campaign just spoke with the National Review's Rich Lowry and had this to say: That they've made a strategic decision to air a commercial about William Ayers is perplexing. I don't understand it, but put that aside. The ad is misleading. It states the McCain campaign is running an ad on the issue and it's not. This a pattern of attacking from a platform of disingenuousness when Obama accuses his opponent of attacking when he's not, in an attempt to disqualify the issue from the debate. Here's Obama's problem with regard to Ayers. When he was asked directly, Obama described Ayers as just a guy who lives in his neighborhood. We know that's not accurate. Before we get to the place where we can ask, "Why does Barack Obama have a relationship with an unrepentant terrorist?" we have to ask, "Why is Barack Obama not being forthcoming about his relationship?" This is what he has to realize: He's a candidate for president of the United States of America. He's not in a state senate race where he can disqualify all his opponents from running. He's deluding himself if he doesn't think his relationship with an unrepentant domestic terrorist who was part of this viscous, crack-pot group will give the American people pause. If he does, he's being very naïve. And he's being misleading. It says a lot about Barack Obama. John McCain is not running an ad on Ayers and William Ayers was not just someone who lived in his neighborhood. That's really the bottom line.
GOP.com Tue, 26 Aug 2008 11:33:48 GMT
In case you may have missed it, we launched an interactive site to follow the DNCC, www.NotReady08.com, complete with press conferences via live streaming video, blogs, and rapid response research briefings. Liz and I will be blogging (from both conventions), so be sure to check back often for breaking news. UPDATE: As always, GOPConvention.com is great resource for any news regarding the Republican National Convention, so be sure to click on over there, too.
GOP.com Mon, 25 Aug 2008 10:45:30 GMT
On Fox Business yesterday, Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) joined the long parade of members of Congress who rail against earmarks while requesting their own. But Bachmann took her hypocrisy a step further, claiming that she has signed an anti-pork pledge: CLAMAN: How about a no-pork bill? Will that ever be a reality? BACHMANN: I think it [...]
Think Progress
Last week, Rep. Ellen Tauscher (D-CA) proposed repealing the U.S. military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy banning gay men and women from serving openly. Since its enactment in 1994, the policy has “cost the country hundreds of millions of dollars and thousands of service men and women…including approximately 800 with skills deemed ‘mission critical.” Today, [...]
Think Progress
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Global reaction to Obama is euphoric -- but wary. Because his outreach comes with strings attached
TIME - Joe Klein Fri, 06 Mar 2009 10:35:00 EST
The election has strengthened anti-Arab forces who are isolating the country from the world
TIME - Joe Klein Fri, 06 Mar 2009 10:35:00 EST
TheTruthAboutEFCA.com has launched. h/t/ Tony Phrylalis Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) today launched a new website, TheTruthAboutEFCA.com, to help educate the public about the sweeping economic and workplace consequences of the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA), or “card check” legislation. TheTruthAboutEFCA.com will track the latest news from the mainstream media and social networking sites, highlight academic [...]
Keystone Conservative Thu, 05 Mar 2009 22:35:23 +0000
IF the last 24 hours in Washington are any guide, prime minister Kevin Rudd and his travelling press corps can expect no frills get together…
The Australian - Geoff Elliott Wed, 04 Mar 2009 23:08:00 GMT
One of the obvious questions about the US spending trillions of dollars to try to re-inflate the economy is this: too much spending is largely…
The Australian - Geoff Elliott Wed, 18 Feb 2009 22:52:01 GMT
Yesterday, the RNC launched our newest web initiative, Republican for a Reason, which gives the public an opportunity to offer their input on the Grand Old Party-and specifically, share their views on where the Party is headed and how it can better prepare for the future. The site, designed to elicit grassroots opinion, is divided by categories: Election Day 2008, Republican for a Reason, GOP in the 21st Century, New Faces of the GOP, Democrat Majority, and My Party. Republican for a Reason, with your help, will help the Party rebuild, refocus, and renew our bond with the American people.
GOP.com Wed, 12 Nov 2008 12:33:24 GMT
Yesterday, on the heels of an ad put out by an independent group (the American Issues Project) the Obama campaign released a new ad, which argues that Obama's relationship with Bill Ayers, an unrepentant domestic terrorist, is nothing for voters to concern themselves with (note, though, that given Obama's long-standing relationship with Ayers, the RNC and the McCain campaign take issue with that contention). Steve Schmidt of the McCain campaign just spoke with the National Review's Rich Lowry and had this to say: That they've made a strategic decision to air a commercial about William Ayers is perplexing. I don't understand it, but put that aside. The ad is misleading. It states the McCain campaign is running an ad on the issue and it's not. This a pattern of attacking from a platform of disingenuousness when Obama accuses his opponent of attacking when he's not, in an attempt to disqualify the issue from the debate. Here's Obama's problem with regard to Ayers. When he was asked directly, Obama described Ayers as just a guy who lives in his neighborhood. We know that's not accurate. Before we get to the place where we can ask, "Why does Barack Obama have a relationship with an unrepentant terrorist?" we have to ask, "Why is Barack Obama not being forthcoming about his relationship?" This is what he has to realize: He's a candidate for president of the United States of America. He's not in a state senate race where he can disqualify all his opponents from running. He's deluding himself if he doesn't think his relationship with an unrepentant domestic terrorist who was part of this viscous, crack-pot group will give the American people pause. If he does, he's being very naïve. And he's being misleading. It says a lot about Barack Obama. John McCain is not running an ad on Ayers and William Ayers was not just someone who lived in his neighborhood. That's really the bottom line.
GOP.com Tue, 26 Aug 2008 11:33:48 GMT
In case you may have missed it, we launched an interactive site to follow the DNCC, www.NotReady08.com, complete with press conferences via live streaming video, blogs, and rapid response research briefings. Liz and I will be blogging (from both conventions), so be sure to check back often for breaking news. UPDATE: As always, GOPConvention.com is great resource for any news regarding the Republican National Convention, so be sure to click on over there, too.
GOP.com Mon, 25 Aug 2008 10:45:30 GMT
On Fox Business yesterday, Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) joined the long parade of members of Congress who rail against earmarks while requesting their own. But Bachmann took her hypocrisy a step further, claiming that she has signed an anti-pork pledge: CLAMAN: How about a no-pork bill? Will that ever be a reality? BACHMANN: I think it [...]
Think Progress
Last week, Rep. Ellen Tauscher (D-CA) proposed repealing the U.S. military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy banning gay men and women from serving openly. Since its enactment in 1994, the policy has “cost the country hundreds of millions of dollars and thousands of service men and women…including approximately 800 with skills deemed ‘mission critical.” Today, [...]
Think Progress
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