The officials who are familiar with reports of the submarine patrol in the Gulf of Mexico said the vessel was a nuclear-powered Akula-class attack submarine, one of Russia’s quietest submarines.
Mitt Romney lashed out at President Obama with some of the harshest rhetoric of his campaign at a Tuesday night rally here, accusing Obama of leveling “wild and reckless accusations that disgrace the office of the presidency.”
Biden is on a roll. Today, he apparently forgot that he was in Virginia rather than North Carolina. Then, he asserts that Republicans will put people “back in chains”. And that leads Giuliani to say that Biden might be too dumb to be president.
In a disturbing decision yesterday, a federal appeals court ruled that police do not need a warrant to track you by accessing your cell phone’s GPS.
Gingrich hands Piers Morgan’s hat to him in this interview. Not only does Gingrich accuse Morgan of, essentially, working for Obama, he eviscerates the Obama record, noting that the US is in the worst recovery in 75 years and that Obama’s approach is “crippling” the poor.
Senator Chuck Grassley tweeted that the Bud tent owner lost $50k from Obama’s shutdown. The owner said it was a bit less, but that he “wouldn’t have voted for (Obama) before [and] won’t again.”
Governor Sununu and CNN’s Soledad O’Brien get into it in this clip from a live CNN interview today. The fireworks start at 2:10 with Sununu telling Soledad that she might as well “put an Obama bumper sticker on [her] forehead.”
All talk, no action. Sound tough for the union organized OWS crowd, but do nothing to upset potential campaign donors. The heck with credibility, the “progressive” Party Pravda will run interference for the re-election campaign.
The U.S. Interior Department opened the door to the possibility of an oil pipeline across the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska and to oil and gas leasing on 11.8 million acres of it.
The high-seas “pirate ship” the U.S. Coast Guard chased from its Alaska patrol across the North Pacific Ocean has been turned over to Chinese Fishery Law Enforcement.