Archive for: Democratic Party (United States)

Paul Ryan Destroys Democrats Using the GOP Budget as Political Weapon [VIDEO]

Paul Ryan Destroys Democrats Using the GOP Budget as Political Weapon [VIDEO]

In perhaps the best video clip ever produced from a speech at the impeccably boring (Jonah Goldberg ensures me this isn’t the case and threatened to burn my doorstep, so we’ll take his word for it) American Enterprise Institute,... read more »

 

VIDEO – The Path to Prosperity

VIDEO – The Path to Prosperity

I’ve been hoping that the GOP would put Paul Ryan in a more visible position when it comes to messaging. Thankfully, it’s happening. When it comes to articulating the real problems we’re facing and explaining how to solve them,... read more »

 

Stay Classy, Joe: Biden Compares GOP Policies to Blaming Rape Victims

Stay Classy, Joe: Biden Compares GOP Policies to Blaming Rape Victims

Image by DonkeyHotey via Flickr At a fundraiser yesterday in Philadelphia, Vice President Biden made the ridiculous comparison of GOP policy to blaming rape victims for being raped. From Fox News: “When a woman got raped, blame her because... read more »

 

Sen. DeMint Defends Mitt Romney over RomneyCare

Sen. DeMint Defends Mitt Romney over RomneyCare

Image by Gage Skidmore via Flickr Mitt Romney’s been taking barbs from other conservatives for his health care reform plan enacted in Massachusetts while he was governor, but now an unlikely ally has come to his side: tea party champion... read more »

 

Dean Heller (R) running for Senate in Nevada, comes out swinging

Dean Heller (R) running for Senate in Nevada, comes out swinging

Image by trhnlhi via Flickr I love this. Just a few months after the 2010 elections and everything is already picking up again. The Senate races are going to be expecially exciting. Anyway, after Sen. Ensign’s retirementseveral potential... read more »

 

Moderate Wisconsin Republicans: Let’s make a deal

Moderate Wisconsin Republicans: Let’s make a deal

It seems some of the more liberal Wisconsin Republicans in Madison may be growing tired of the deadlock in the state’s capitol and want to come up with a compromise with the runaway Democrats and protesting unions. Is Gov. Walker’s... read more »

 

The false sense of security of gun control

The false sense of security of gun control

Image by cgulyas2002 via Flickr When tragedy strikes, it is a knee-jerk reaction of the litigious society in which we live to introduce new legislation to try and prevent it from happening again.  You see, to those that we elect to represent... read more »

 

Man arrested after threatening Rep. McDermott

Rep. McDermott; Image by orionlee via Flickr More evidence of ‘violent political rhetoric?’ You decide, but I highly doubt it. And this is not a branch off of the Gabby Giffords tragedy. Look at the dates. From Seattle PI: A... read more »

 

Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison vulnerable in 2012?

Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison vulnerable in 2012?

Image by Getty Images via @daylife A new poll out of Texas shows that Texan Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison could be a potential target in a primary and/or for Democrats in 2012 if she seeks re-election, as she was previously not going to... read more »

 

Democrats’ filibuser could help repeal Obamacare

Democrats’ filibuser could help repeal Obamacare

Image by Truthout.org via Flickr From John Rossomando at the Daily Caller, now that Harry Reid can make the effort to change the rules of the filibuster (requiring 60 votes for cloture on any bill that is presented to the Senate) should... read more »

 

Now It Seems the START Treaty Is Set to Pass After All

I know , I know. I said in today’s Daily Dose that the START nuclear arms treaty seemed practically dead to me. Turns out I was wrong. From The Hill: Republican senators say privately they expect the Senate to ratify the New START treaty... read more »

 

Daily Dose: START Treaty Seems Practically Stopped

As it appears this morning, the START nuclear arms treaty Barack Obama struck with Russia appears to be in hot water as chances for it’s passage creep from slim to nearly none. START would be the first treaty to ever be ratified by the... read more »