So far, he’s got reason to feel confident, as polls shows voters blaming the GOP for the sequester cuts more than the president. Whether that holds after the cuts start to take effect March 1 is less clear.
Kaiser attributed the marked slide in support among Democrats to a “post-presidential election fade.”
A senior Australian police officer specializing in organized-crime says the pattern of fraud on the part of a handful of climate scientists may yet lead to prosecutions. When the cell door slams on the first bad scientist, the rest will scuttle for cover.
Once again, Senate Republicans are looking for an escape hatch. Apparently there is a growing sentiment that abdicating their powers to the ‘imperial president’ is a good idea. Folks, we are on the road to GOP irrelevance . . .
McIntyre said he believes the incident is likely an overreaction to recent mass shootings, particularly to the Dec. 14, 2012, massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) released the illegal immigrants this week, suggesting the $85 billion in automatic spending cuts widely expected to be triggered on Friday would limit the number of detainees they could pay to house.
Todd Palin proves again to be a class act, giving honor to whom honor is due.
In 2011, Florida Gov. Rick Scott, a Republican, issued an executive order requiring state employees to undergo mandatory drug tests as well. A federal judge also blocked that move.
On Tuesday, the NATO command in the Afghan capital of Kabul acknowledged that ‘a database error’ caused it to report a 7 percent decline in “enemy initiated attacks,” when the actual number remained the same compared to 2011.
The Senate rolled over on someone that John McCain said was unqualified to be Defense Secretary, without one word of debate. Deceiving the nation were 15 Senators who voted to move things along with their cloture vote, yet they now hide under the cover of a “Nay” vote, giving Obama another victory in a fight that was worth fighting for.