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Tag Archives: Senate
Quote of the week
Senator Arlen Specter (R-PA) on Larry Craig: “You don’t toss off, er, over, a friend of that duration … There’s been a lot of favorable talk about Larry in the cloakroom.” About how everyone in the Senate thinks he’s a … Continue reading
Tagged Arlen Specter, Larry Craig, politics, Republicans, scandal, Senate, The Washington Post
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Katrina and the waves
So it’s a total disaster in New Orleans. Three levees are breached, one of them has a hole over 150 meters across. 80% of the city is under water up to 6 meters deep. The entire city is without electrical … Continue reading
Tagged Alabama, army, BBC, Christmas, Cochrane Bridge, earthquake, electrical infrastructure, electricity, gas lines, insurance, insurance industry, John Kerry, Katrina, Kyoto, Kyoto protocol, Louisiana, Marcia Demma, Mississippi, Mobile, Mount Rainier, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Guard, New Orleans, New Orleans Corps, oil rig, politics, Red Cross, San Francisco, Seattle, Senate, Ted Kennedy, United States Army
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In case you missed it…
Authorities have located weapons of mass destruction. Actual weapons of mass destruction, enough illegal chemical weapons to kill thousands of Americans. The weapons were located on American soil. For years, William Krar lived with his common-law wife Judith Bruey in … Continue reading
Tagged cyanide gas, dangerous chemical weapons, Department of Justice, Edward Feltus, Federal Bureau of Investigation, federal government, garden equipment, gas mask, illegal chemical weapons, Judith Bruey, Ku Klux Klan, New Hampshire, New Jersey Militia, Pentagon, politics, rental car, Senate, Tennessee, Teresa Staples, Texas, Tyler, White House, William Krar, WMD
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Well, fancy that!
Between 1993 and 1998, the stock portfolio of the average household gained, on average, 1.4% less than the market as a whole. That is, most people’s portfolios grew by a bit less than (say) the SP 500. Corporate insiders did … Continue reading
Ask not for whom the bone bones, it bones for thee
Well, the disaster is playing out as my black, pessimistic heart knew it would. Kerry the two-faced weasel has won a bunch more primaries, and Dean has yet to win any. Why is this bad? Because I’m convinced Kerry is … Continue reading
Tagged Al Gore, America, Central Intelligence Agency, Internet censorship, Massachusetts, media mouthpieces, medicare, politics, Republican Party, Senate
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Kindler, gentler RIAA
Hilary Rosen has stepped down as head of the RIAA, to be replaced by (Republican) Bill Frist’s right-hand-man Mitch Bainwol. Will this lead to a kinder, gentler approach by the RIAA? Will they try enticing people to buy downloadable music, … Continue reading
Tagged America, Bill Frist, Clark & Weinstock, Harvard, Hilary Rosen, medicare, Microsoft, Mitch Bainwol, music, politics, Republican Senatorial Committee, RIAA, Senate
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I’ve got a little list
Senate votes and House votes for bombing Iraq whenever Acting President Bush feels like it. Voting yea for war in MA: John Kerry, Stephen F. Lynch, Edward J. Markey, Marty Meehan. While we’re at it, both MA senators voted for … Continue reading
Tagged Bush, Edward J. Markey, John Kerry, Marty Meehan, politics, Richard Neal, Senate, Stephen F. Lynch, William Delahunt
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