As of May 14, two of Obama’s nominees have been waiting almost 700 days for their confirmation hearings; some at The Wall Street Journal blame the Senate.
He’s a member of the Wall Street Journal editorial board and has a Master’s in Economics, yet he fails a problem even a 5th grader can solve.
To call this a ‘conflict of interest,’ would suggest that Genachowski recognizes his responsibilty to the public, which he has clearly abandoned.
Bartlett found himself watching his political movement suffer a form of dementia and could do nothing to stop it.
Once upon a time, the Wall Street Journal was a respected newspaper, but those days ended when the 123 year old publication was acquired by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp.
Legally, candidates cannot spend general election funds until after they are formally nominated.
It’s hardly worth the trouble to repeat the universally-known truth that Fox News is nothing more than a 24 hour right-wing propaganda machine.
In an interview where he, in part, spoke of regretting his tendency to put his alligator loafers in his mouth, Romney once again, stuck his foot in his mouth.
While most of the press was busy making the announcement that Texas Governor Rick Perry was running for President, the Washington Post reported that Perry was doing the most important thing in American politics: drawing up plans for fundraising. The campaign has announced different levels of power and benefits for bundlers.
