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He goes after Olberman and the Dems at about 2:34 into the video.

CLINTON GETS SNIPPY WITH IOWAN OVER IRAN Chuck Todd From NBC/NJ's Athena Jones NEW HAMPTON, Iowa -- At a campaign stop here, Hillary Clinton sparred verbally for several minutes with a man who pressed her on her recent vote to call Iran's army a terrorist organization. Randall Rolph, from nearby Nashua, asked why he should support Clinton's candidacy when she did not appear to have learned any lessons from having voted to authorize force in Iraq. Clinton thanked him for the question and explained her Iran vote would lay the groundwork for using diplomacy and sanctions to pressure that government....

Who’s Best on National Security: 28% Say Clinton, 20% Giuliani Friday, July 27, 2007 When asked to choose among the leading Presidential candidates, 28% of American adults said that they would trust New York Senator Hillary Clinton the most on national security issues. The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey found that 20% named former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. The survey also found that 15% named Illinois Senator Barack Obama and 11% picked former Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson. Failing to reach double digits on this question were Arizona Senator John McCain at 7%, former North Carolina Senator John...

It is just a headline but IMP a misleading one. It should say "Hollywood and other rich liberals love Hillary" because that is the only place she gets the cash

EIB ALERT! California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has asked to appear on the Rush Limbaugh Show Wednesday afternoon and will do so at 1:06pm ET.

TRUMP: BUSH 'PROBABLY THE WORST PRESIDENT IN THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES' Fri Mar 16 2007 16:12:53 ET Donald Trump goes off on President Bush in a scathing attack during an interview with Wolf Blitzer on the Friday edition of CNN's 'Situation Room. "Well, I think Bush is probably the worst president in the history of the United States. And I just don't understand how [the Democrats] could have lost that election." MORE... "Everything in Washington has been a lie. Weapons of mass destruction, it was a total lie. It was a way of attacking Iraq, which he thought...

Just a picture on Drudge

I was told that this guy is always promoting conservative values on TV on ECW/WWE Matt Striker's Word of the Week for 02/06/07 By Matt Striker Moving on to the much anticipated Word of the Week: Barack Obama While not necessarily a word as much as it is a proper name, I feel this week's lesson is most pertinent. Let us analyze, shall we? The word Barack can sometimes be misconstrued as a military term for sleeping quarters, and the word Obama immediately brings to mind images of Osama Bin Laden. So with that said and those images fresh in...

The Case for Competence What government%u2019s missing. By Fred Thompson Editor's note: Click here to listen to the original radio commentary. Wasn’t it Casey Stengel, the old baseball manager, who said one day after the third dropped fly-ball in the outfield, “can’t anybody here play this game?” That’s sort of the way I feel when I watch certain parts of our government in action. We’ve known for a long time that our intelligence capabilities weren’t cutting muster. It was certainly the case before 9/11, and it’s still true in Iraq and elsewhere. Now we have apparently decided that we really...

FARRAKHAN ON 'NIGHTLINE': Clinton 'did less for black people than other presidents' Thu Mar 08 2007 17:40:20 ET Tonight on ABC News “Nightline,” Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan sits down with Martin Bashir to discuss his health, ’08 presidential politics, Iranian President Ahmadinejad’s views on Israel, and why he says he is not the same man he used to be. FARRAKHAN ON BARACK OBAMA: Bashir: Some people have said that he’s deliberately avoiding controversial black figures like yourself, Mr. Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, for fear of alienating white voters. Farrakhan: First of all, he… Bashir: Do you think that’s...

This is pathetic. Another example of the warm fuzzies way of raising our kids.

Bush honors Heat, but with mixed emotions Updated: 9:21 p.m. ET Feb 27, 2007 WASHINGTON - Everything was going fine until President Bush dropped the ball. Bush honored the Miami Heat championship basketball team on Tuesday, joking with the team in his usual manner. But Shaquille O’Neal got the last laugh when Bush tried to bounce a basketball while standing next to the 7-foot-1 star. It thudded flat on the stage. Bush looked startled as O’Neal and his teammates laughed. So much for the president’s basketball career. Bush lauded the Heat, the latest team to get the presidential treatment in...

Is Everything We Know About Joe Wilson’s Trip to Niger Wrong? New evidence from the Libby trial — evidence Senate investigators never saw — could change the storyline. By Byron York For the last two weeks, a number of Republicans in Washington — in the administration, on Capitol Hill, and in the intelligence community — have been watching closely as the perjury and obstruction of justice trial of Lewis Libby unfolds in federal court. In particular, those Republicans have been poring over dozens of documents released as evidence in the case. Much of what they’ve seen is old stuff, things...

Just a picture for now....

CHENEY CALLS BLITZER QUESTION ON DAUGHTER'S PREGNANCY 'OUT OF LINE' Wed Jan 24 2007 13:41:22 ET In an interview taped to air for today's 'Situation Room' on CNN, Vice President Cheney responded sharply to anchor Woilf Blitzer's line of questioning regarding the pregancy of Cheney's lesbian daughter: Blitzer: Your daughter Mary, she's pregnant. All of us are happy. She's going to have a baby. You're going to have another grandchild. Some of the -- some critics, though, are suggesting, for example, a statement from someone representing Focus on the Family: "Mary Cheney's pregnancy raises the question of what's best for...

Black Caucus: Whites Not Allowed By: Josephine Hearn January 22, 2007 08:33 PM EST Freshman Rep. Stephen I. Cohen, D-Tenn., is not joining the Congressional Black Caucus after several current and former members made it clear that a white lawmaker was not welcome. "I think they're real happy I'm not going to join," said Cohen, who succeeded Rep. Harold Ford, D-Tenn., in a majority-black Memphis district. "It's their caucus and they do things their way. You don't force your way in. You need to be invited." Cohen said he became convinced that joining the caucus would be "a social faux...

Parcells retiring after four seasons in Dallas Statement from Cowboys coach Bill Parcells "I am retiring from coaching football. I want to thank Jerry Jones and Stephen Jones for their tremendous support over the last four years. Also, the players, my coaching staff and others in the support group who have done so much to help. Dallas is a great city and the Cowboys are an integral part of it. I am hopeful that they are able to go forward from here. "I am in good health and feel lucky to have been able to coach in the NFL for...

Iraq Prime Minister al-Maliki made antagonistic remarks toward President Bush to a small group of foreign journalists.....developing

Friday, January 12, 2007 If you're a Republican, be worried, very worried... [Rich Lowry] ...because Rahm Emanuel is very shrewd, per this Ignatius column. Emanuel is focusing on what would probably be the most politically wise way for Dems to try to stop the surge: Rather than try to restrict funds for the troops (which he sees as a political blunder that would delight Republicans), Emanuel instead favors a proposal by Rep. John Murtha to set strict standards for readiness — which would make it hard to finance the troop surge in Iraq without beefing up the military as a...

Let's see if this will comeback and hurt him