Russians! Jihadists! Iran! WMDs! We have to help the children! John McCain has a laundry list of reasons why we should invade Syria. Curiously, he left ‘Get their oil!’ off the list.
The Senate voted to allow debate on gun legislation Thursday morning by 68-31, which destroyed any hope some Senate Republicans had of filibustering this key vote.
Apparently you didn’t get the memo, Rep. Young, because you’re still mired in old-timey ignorance and distasteful, offensive speech.
Even though Rice has largely fallen off the nanosecond attention-span of the MSM, she’s apparently remained in good graces with the Obama administration.
Senator Paul had the right question but was the wrong messenger. It hurts legitimate debate on the topic.
Secretary of Defense nominee Chuck Hagel was just confirmed by the United States Senate. The vote was 58 to 41.
McCain told the constituent that what he was saying was not true and that he could not allow him to misinform the audience. Is that not what McCain has been doing?
‘Chuck Hagel will make a very good Secretary of Defense. John McCain, loser of two Presidential campaigns…has never been very good at anything. Except maybe at holding a grudge.’
The Daily Show host took the GOP to task on their immigration and minority…. issues shall we day?
Lou Barletta, doesn’t give a bleep that other Republicans are starting to evolve on immigration issues. He will continue to fight the 14th Amendment.
Republicans have finally realized that not alienating Hispanic voters might be a good idea: McCain and Rubio want to share their ideas about immigration.
It was quite amusing to watch MSNBC’s Chuck Todd ask the president about the diversity in his cabinet while sitting in the prominent front row of a press room populated by white men.
So it appears that the Republicans are going to drink Trump’s Kool-Aid and once again drive the American economy to the edge.
Pro-gun lobbyists like the NRA have showered Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) with over $500,000 in donations. What do you suppose he gives them in return?
While they are considering showing signs of opening their minds, they are still extremely rigid in most of their positions.
America once led the world on civil rights and other progressive issues. Now, Republican paranoia and obstructionism have turned the United States into a cautionary tale.
Perhaps these concerns that are coming from the left are a way of giving the President a little breathing room; a way out of nominating Rice without seeming weak.
Leading advocacy groups characterized the proposal as a half measure that would provide few new opportunities for normalization for young adults.
It appears that neocons like Kristol won’t be satisfied with anyone who won’t push for a new war.
As lawmakers steer away from fiscal cliff, Norquist issues warning in an interview with CNN’s Soledad O’Brien.
