Posted in Al-Qaida, Foreign Affairs, History, Media, Media Bias, Obama Administration, World Issues, tagged administration, ahmadinejad, america, atomic, austria, Barack Obama, benjamin netanyahu, bomb, enriching, enrichment, europe, european, facility, fanatic, g.w. bush, general assembly, George W. Bush, iaea, international atomic energy agency, Iran, islamic, islamist, Israel, leader, leftist, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Media, military, netanyahu, nuclear, Obama, politician, president, president bush, president george bush, president george w bush, President Obama, prime minister, prime minister netanyahu, program, resolution, sanction, state-run, terror, terrorist, u.n., United Nations, united states, uranium, vienna, weapon on 25 September 2009 | Comments Off
Iran Secretly Built Another Uranium Enrichment Facility
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Posted in Foreign Affairs, History, Obama Administration, World Issues, tagged 70th, administration, adolf hitler, angela merkel, anniversary, ballistic, Barack Obama, brdy, chancellor, communist, czech, czech republic, dmitry medvedev, donald tusk, eastern, Ellen Tauscher, europe, foreign, george bush, George W. Bush, german, germany, Hillary Clinton, hitler, installation, invasion, Iran, Jan Fischer, josef stalin, lech walesa, long-range, Media, medium-range, merkel, military, missile, missile defense, missile defense shield, missile defense system, missile shield, moscow, nazi, Obama, poland, prague, premier, president, president barack obama, president bush, president george w bush, President Obama, prime minister, putin, radar, redzikowo, russia, Secretary of State, short-range, soviet, stalin, Stanislaw Komorowski, vladimir putin, warsaw, world war 2, world war ii on 18 September 2009 | Comments Off
Obama European Missile Defense Failure
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Posted in Armed Forces, Foreign Affairs, History, Obama Administration, World Issues, tagged Barack Obama, Israel, George W. Bush, Iran, United Nations, government, Obama, nuclear, History, diplomacy, bush, president, President Obama, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, putin, russia, china, north korea, defense, europe, totalitarian, fidel castro, japan, missile, u.s., george bush, u.n., resolution, embargo, sanction, tyranny, dictator, president barack obama, kim jong il, launch, vladimir putin, dmitry medvedev, medvedev, appease, threat, hirohito, world war ii, world war 2, nazi, germany, hitler, adolf hitler, appeasement, korea, ho chi minh, josef stalin, stalin, mao, mao tse tung, edmund burke, long-range, short-range, medium-range, ballistic, uranium, enrichment, enrich, centrifuge, yellow, cake, yellow cake, yellowcake, isotope, iaea, international atomic energy agency, diplomat, moscow, missile shield, missile defense, system, third-site missile, polan, czech, czech republic, pacifism, pacify, pacifist on 17 September 2009 | Comments Off
Obama Scraps Eastern European Missile Defense
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Posted in Animal Rights, Domestic Policy, Human Interest, Law, Obama Administration, Society, State Government, tagged Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bush Administration, Economy, government, Obama Administration, unemployment, stimulus, Obama, California, bush, president, wildlife, President Obama, economic, financial, court, federal, china, environment, Endangered Species Act, judge, finance, lawsuit, farmer, administration, president barack obama, people, environmentalist, president bush, San Francisco, fish, minnow, smelt, bait, crop, food, plight, water, river, stream, president george w bush, fish and wildlife service, endangered, species, natural resources defense council, delta, delta smelt, golden gate bridge, pacific ocean, san joaquin valley on 16 September 2009 | Comments Off
Fish Over People In California
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Posted in Election 2010, Election 2012, General Politics, Obama Administration, tagged Barack Obama, conservatives, Election 2010, Election 2012, George W. Bush, Paul Krugman, Progressives on 21 August 2009 | Comments Off
When you lose Paul Krugman, you’ve probably gone a long way to losing the so-called “progressives,” especially when he writes something like this:
According to news reports, the Obama administration — which seemed, over the weekend, to be backing away from the “public option” for health insurance — is shocked and surprised at the furious reaction [...]
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Posted in Congress, Constitutional Rights, Domestic Policy, General Politics, Healthcare, House, Society, tagged amendment, america, american, anti-government, Bill Clinton, bush, campus, clinton, code pink, conservative, david horowitz, demonstration, demonstrator, dnc, First Amendment, free, george bush, George W. Bush, government, government takeover, health, health care, health care reform, Healthcare, healthcare reform, hearing, Hillary Clinton, horowitz, leftist, legislation, Nancy Pelosi, opponent, oppose, opposition, pelosi, president, protest, reform, represent, representatives, right, rnc, Senate, speaker, Speaker of the House, speech, takeover, u.s. house, u.s. house of representatives, un-american, unamerican, university, usa today, vocal on 10 August 2009 | Comments Off
Pelosi Calling Protestors “Un-American”
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Posted in Congress, Domestic Policy, Economy, Foreign Affairs, Obama Administration, Taxation, tagged administration, america, american, big, budget, business, china, class, Congress, consumer, corporation, cost, deficit, democrat, dollar, economic, Economy, Geithner, George W. Bush, government, leftist, marxist, middle, money, Obama, oil, politician, profit, raise, recovery, rich, secretary, tax, taxpayer, Treasury, trillion, turbo tax, u.s., wealthy on 3 August 2009 | Comments Off
How Will Obama Pay China Back?
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I’m sure most people who haven’t been living under a rock for the last decade or so have heard former President Bush being derided as a “cowboy.” (If memory serves, they flung the same accusation at Reagan, though not at the elder Bush… but I could be wrong.)
So, it’s interesting to see this translation of [...]
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Well, folks, it is now officially Obama’s economy… he has even asked for it!
WASHINGTON – With four simple words — “Give it to me!” — President Barack Obama took possession of the economy.
For months, the White House and Obama’s economic team have laid the economic crisis at the feet of President George W. Bush. But [...]
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As a follow-up to Wapiti’s excellent post this morning, let me just ask one simple question:
Did Congressional Democrats not read the New York Times in 2002?
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14 ? The Bush administration has prepared a list of terrorist leaders the Central Intelligence Agency is authorized to kill, if capture is impractical and civilian casualties can [...]
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Posted in Congress, Constitutional Rights, Corruption, Domestic Policy, tagged Al Qaeda, bush, central intelligence agency, cheney, CIA, Congress, congressional, constitutional, democrat, dick cheney, George W. Bush, house speaker, house speaker pelosi, leftist, leon panetta, lie, Nancy Pelosi, pelosi, president, president of the united states, secret, speaker, top secret, u.s. congress on 13 July 2009 | 1 Comment »
Congress “Kept In The Dark” About CIA Al Qaeda Plan?
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Posted in Crime, General Conservatism, Human Interest, Media, Media Bias, Race Relations, Religion, Society, tagged bill o'reilly, christian, conservative, Fox News, George W. Bush, Holocaust Museum, islamist, james w. van brunn, Jew, left-wing, leftist, neo-con, right-wing, terrorist, von Brunn on 12 June 2009 | 7 Comments »
Leftist Hate—Blaming Right-Wingers For A Despicable Act
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Posted in Commerce, Congress, Economy, House, Law, Obama Administration, Senate, tagged bank of america, democrat, Economy, emergency economic stabilization act of 2008, financial, free-market, George W. Bush, government, h.r. 1424, merrill lynch, Obama, private business sector, republican, TARP, troubled asset relief program on 11 June 2009 | Comments Off
Bank Of America Forced To Buy Merrill Lynch?
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Posted in Congress, Domestic Policy, Economy, House, Obama Administration, Senate, Taxation, tagged budget cuts, budget deficit, Congress, democrat, entitlement, George W. Bush, leftist, pay-as-you-go, paygo, peter orszag, president clinton, President Obama, recession, republican, spending, tax cuts, tax increase on 9 June 2009 | Comments Off
Paygo Tax Increases Or Budget Cuts
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Posted in Congress, Domestic Policy, Economy, Healthcare, History, Obama Administration, Society, tagged american medical association, capitalism, Congress, cost disease, dustin chambers, free-market, George W. Bush, government regulation, government-controlled, great society, health care, health insurance, Healthcare, insurance, market-based, marxist, medicaid, medical, medicare, milton friedman, nationalized healthcare, perdue school of business, prescription drugs, president johnson, President Obama, socialism, socialist, statist, u.s. department of health and human services, william baumol on 8 June 2009 | Comments Off
Our Health Care—More Government Control Or Free-Market Solutions?
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Posted in Al-Qaida, Armed Forces, Foreign Affairs, House, tagged Democrats, George W. Bush, Marty Peretz, Nancy Pelosi, New Republic, torture, waterboarding on 10 May 2009 | Comments Off
The title of this New Republic blog post by Marty Peretz pretty much says it all: “I’m Sick of Pelosi, Her Sanctimony and Her as Speaker; Maybe She Should Hand the Gavel Over to Jane Harman”
However, there are a couple of interesting points in the post itself:
Nancy Pelosi is one of those Democrats who is [...]
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Posted in Domestic Policy, Media Bias, Obama Administration, tagged Barack Obama, disaster relief, disasters, FEMA, George W. Bush, ice storm, Katrina, Kentucky on 3 February 2009 | 1 Comment »
I can’t say it much better than this:
It’s been about a week since Kentuckians got pounded, and they’re still digging out. Half a million people were still without power as of Saturday night, and almost half that many have no water. Emergency shelters are still open, and the governor has mobilized every single member of [...]
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