When it comes to rushing through the new financial reform bill, could it be we are suffering short term memory loss?
As defined on Buzzle.com:
Short term memory loss is, when a person is unable to retain recent incidents. Loss of short term memory can hamper your immediate course of action.
Yes, that has got to be the [...]
Financial Reform and Short Term Memory Loss
April 24, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Does the Family Research Council Realize the Damage They’ve Done to the Fight for Marriage?
February 10, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Nearly a week has passed since Family Research Council spokesman Peter Sprigg told Chris Matthews that he would support criminalizing homosexual behavior. Numerous outlets, including USA Today, the Huffington Post, Democratic Underground, the Daily Kos, Little Green Footballs, the ACLU, and the Cato Institute, not to mention countless liberal blogs and gay websites, have pounced [...]
Leg Thrills and Spine Chills With Chris Matthews, Part 4: Real “Change” May Sound More Like a Toilet Flush
December 18, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Chris Matthews, the host of MSNBC’s Hardball, who publicly stated he believed it was his job (as a journalist) to see the Obama presidency succeed, is a little worried that real “change” might be coming to Washington.
Matthews’ guests, Chris Cillizza of The Washington Post and Susan Page of USA Today, warned Matthews that a repeat [...]
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Conservative praise for Nobel speech, POLITICO.com
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President Barack Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize speech Thursday is drawing praise from some unlikely quarters – conservative Republicans – who likened Obama’s defense of “just wars” to the worldview of his predecessor, Republican George W. Bush. It’s already being called the “Obama Doctrine” – a notion that foreign policy is a struggle of good and [...]
Poll: Narrow majority support Obama’s Afghan strategy – USATODAY.com
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WASHINGTON — A narrow majority of Americans support President Obama’s revamped strategy on Afghanistan, according to a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll taken Wednesday, but there are broad concerns that the costs of the war will sap the government’s ability to address problems facing the nation at home. via Poll: Narrow majority support Obama’s Afghan strategy – [...]
Newsweek Reports: Department of Homeland Security Top Web Picks!
The Department of Homeland Security recently released a memo entitled, “Privacy Impact Assessments” listing some of the agency’s favorite tip-worthy web sites in case of an emergency, Mark Hosenball of Newsweek reports. Call it the DHS Blogroll, if you will.
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