FREEDOM EDEN (Free subscription) | yesterday
... to train workers and match skills with jobs. That same year, while running for a seat in the Illinois Senate as a Democrat, Obama in 1996 actively sought and received the endorsement of the socialist New Party, according to confirmed reports during last year's presidential campaign. Rogers was founder of the New Party. The New Party worked alongside the Association of Community Organizations...
Right Coast (Free subscription) | 30/11/2009
... it didn't matter. When he sought the endorsement of the Marxist party in 1996 as he ran for the Illinois Senate: People said it doesn't matter. When he sat in a Chicago Church for twenty years and listened to a preacher spew hatred for America and preach black liberation theology: People said it didn't matter. When an independent Washington organization, that tracks senate...
A Good Choice . . . for Ohio et al. (Free subscription) | 28/11/2009
... it didn't matter . When he sought the endorsement of the Marxist party in 1996 as he ran for the Illinois Senate, people said it doesn't matter . When he sat in a Chicago Church for twenty years and listened to a preacher spew hatred for America and preach black liberation theology, people said it didn't matter . When an independent Washington organization, that tracks senate...
Gay Patriot (Free subscription) | 27/11/2009
... from a guy who never forged a bipartisan consensus on a controversial issue while he was in the Illinois Senate or representing Illinois in the U.S. Senate. And while he had friends on the Republican side of the aisle, he never parted company with his Democratic colleagues on any major issue, always marching in lockstep with his partisan caucus. If he doesn’t approach...
FreeThoughtManifesto (Free subscription) | 26/11/2009
... of the Obama White House and a number of Republicans – and over the objections of liberal Senate Democrats including Russ Feingold of Wisconsin and Dick Durbin of Illinois – the Senate Judiciary Committee has voted to extend the three provisions with only minor changes. Those provisions would leave unaltered the power of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)...
Badger Blogger (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
... it didn’t matter. When he sought the endorsement of the Marxist party in 1996 as he ran for the Illinois Senate, People said it doesn’t matter. When he sat in a Chicago Church for twenty years and listened to a preacher spew hatred for America and preach black liberation theology, People said it didn’t matter. When an independent Washington organization, that tracks senate...
Marc Ambinder (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
The 2010 midterms are just around the corner (sort of). Here's what's happening: Rep. Dennis Moore (D-KS) will retire at the end of 2010, giving Republicans an opportunity to pick up his long-targeted district; Politico notes that Democrats are gearing up for ugly Senate primaries in Pennsylvania and Kentucky; Rep. Mark Kirk (R-IL), who is running for President Obama's old Illinois Senate...
THE WORLD ACCORDING TO BILL FISHER (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
... of the Obama White House and a number of Republicans –and over the objections of liberal Senate Democrats including Russ Feingold of Wisconsin and Dick Durbin of Illinois – the Senate Judiciary Committee has voted to extend the three provisions with only minor changes. Those provisions would leave unaltered the power of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)...
St. Louis CofCC Blog (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
... just NOW getting around to it in 2009? Like, 1946 would have been nice. (7) Let me save the Illinois Senate a lot of time and money . Here’s your study: Blacks misbehave more. And therefore, they get suspended from school more often, in spite of being in a state whose very symbol is the Abehole of racial equality, and whose public school system does everything it can not to suspend...
Palestinian Pundit (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
... of the Obama White House and a number of Republicans – and over the objections of liberal Senate Democrats including Russ Feingold of Wisconsin and Dick Durbin of Illinois – the Senate Judiciary Committee has voted to extend the three provisions with only minor changes. Those provisions would leave unaltered the power of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)...
The LRC Blog (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
... approval of the Obama White House and a number of Republicans – and over the objections of liberal Senate Democrats including Russ Feingold of Wisconsin and Dick Durbin of Illinois – the Senate Judiciary Committee has voted to extend the three provisions with only minor changes. Those provisions would leave unaltered the power of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to...
