Posted on 11/14/2006 3:07:01 AM PST by W04Man
Power struggles unravel Democrats' unity
Think CREW is surprised that their press release about Murtha was ignored?
Pelosi Backs Murtha for No. 2: Iraq over Ethics?
Also, I fouled up the LA Times link above. Here it is again: Power struggles unravel Democrats' unity
The WashingtonPost is also running an article about this. Here's the link to the FR thread:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1738265/posts
Media's Love Affair with Murtha Ignores His Pork-Filled Past / Newsbusters / Nov. 05
"I also don't understand why somebody else in the party is not challenging her for the position of Speaker of the House"
I don't get that either - especially since there are quite a few that are supposed to be 'Blue Dog' or 'moderate' Dims.
I read yesterday (article in link below) that some of the WA state delegation are supporting Hoyer and not Murtha. Bet she'll whip those guys and others who don't want to support Murtha in line soon!
http://blog.seattletimes.nwsource.com/davidpostman/archives/2006/11/state_delegation_divided_in_race_for_majority_leader.html
Looks like buyer's remorse is setting in all over the place on lots of counts.
"Looks like buyer's remorse is setting in all over the place on lots of counts."
It does, doesn't it. Not the least of which is from the moderate independents and Pubbies that decided to stay home or vote for the Dims or Libertarian to 'show the GOP congresscritters a lesson'.
She may in fact be the best thing that could happen for Pubbies. As I've said before, after listening to her left-wing wacko screeching for 2 years, folks may decide they no longer want left-wing wackos in congress and/or a screeching Hitlery for Pres.
Good Morning you! 17 days until he comes to meet everybody! Oh OT, Sorry everyone.
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