
Does anyone REALLY want to see pictures of former President George Bush painting?

Defending tax cuts for the rich because raising rates on the top 2% would, supposedly, be bad for the economy isn’t just ethically squishy, it’s also just plain bad economics.

Bartlett found himself watching his political movement suffer a form of dementia and could do nothing to stop it.

Trickle-down economics doesn’t work short-term, unless you happen to be very wealthy. It doesn’t work long-term at all.

Another member of the Bush family is jumping into the political arena. George Prescott Bush filed paperwork to run for Texas office in 2014.

Eric Cantor, just committed a mortal sin in the church of conservatism: He told the truth.

Bush remembers his Presidency as ‘Awesome,’ we remember it as a long nightmare, one we should never forget, even though we’d like to.

The was a very deliberate message that conservatives should support the Volt for everything that it represents and that conservatives claim to believe in.

Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) took the House floor Wednesday to lay a little factual, verbal smack down on Newt Gingrich and the GOP

President Carter was rising in the polls in October, 1980, and had closed the gap with Ronald Reagan. Carter was confident of re-election because Iran, in secret talks with Assistant Secretary of State Warren Christopher in Turkey, had agreed to release the 52 American hostages they had been holding for more than a year.

Candidate Ronald Reagan was opposed to tax breaks for the oil companies and this pissed off Texas oilmen such as John Hinckley, Sr., as well as a friend of his who was running against Reagan, George Herbert Walker Bush.

Kennedy was despised by the CIA, the Cubans, the military, the organized crime bosses who had helped steal the election for him only to become the subjects of a Bobby Kennedy crusade; by Nixon, who felt the Kennedys had robbed him of the Presidency; by the military-industrial elite that had wanted him to invade Cuba again during the missile crisis of 1962.

Two of my favorite sitcoms were on TV last Thursday night at 9. NBC had the eighth season premiere of The Office, and Fox News aired the third installment of a new show called The Republican Presidential Debates. Both were great for laughs and quite a few groans, but, unfortunately, the debate was the more fictionalized of the two shows.