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House Budget Committee chairman Paul Ryan’s (R., Wis.) proposals to solve the country’s debt and deficit crisis continue to be far more popular with elected officials than those put forward by President Obama.
Power Politics
John Woolard Testifies Wednesday
New emails obtained by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform show a direct link between the Department of Energy’s controversial green energy loan program and the White House, Republicans on the committee said Wednesday.
Defeating National Defense
Former government attorneys and defense experts fear that foreign terrorists could capitalize on a new House proposal that would afford them full protection under the U.S. legal system, potentially spurring a domestic influx of would-be terrorists who may seek to exploit the legal loophole.
9/11 Truther to Raise Money for Sherrod Brown
Actor and 9-11 Truther Martin Sheen is teaming up with Sen. Sherrod Brown, (D., Ohio) to raise money for the lawmaker’s reelection bid.
Howard Dean involved in car accident during radio interview
Howard Dean’s car was hit by a taxi as the Democrat conducted a radio interview Tuesday.
‘You’re not an American Company’
The chairman of First Solar, a company that received approximately $3.1 billion in federal loan guarantees under President Obama’s green energy initiative, said Wednesday that the majority of the jobs created by the company have been overseas.
The $5 Foot-long Presidency
President Obama told reporters today that mortgage refinancing should be made easier ‘because they’ve got an extra $2,000 in their pocket. Then they can buy more hoagies or go shop for some outstanding organic foods,’ according to pool reports.
‘Don’t Worry, I’ve Got This’
Gov. Chris Christie (R., N.J.) appears in a new spoof video, released late Tuesday, for the New Jersey Press Association Legislative Correspondents Club Show with Newark mayor Cory Booker.
WH Official Attends Secret Soros Confab
A senior White House official attended a secretive meeting with a cadre of left-wing organizations last week.
Dem’s Binge Fundraising
Democrats are gearing up to romance big money donors “with parties featuring live music, open bars, and mingling with ‘senior Democratic policy leaders,’” Politico reports.
Obama v. Bieber
Come September, American tweens may have to decide whether they want to watch heartthrob Justin Bieber or President Barack Obama now that it has been revealed that Obama will accept the Democratic presidential nomination on the same night that the MTV Video Music Awards is to air.
Schilling’s Risky R.I. Curve Ball
One-time baseball great Curt Shilling loaned his fledgling video game company several million dollars and then paid himself back using funds from a multi-million dollar loan provided by the state of Rhode Island.
GM Bails on Facebook
Car manufacturer General Motors announced that it will quit advertising on Facebook, citing poor returns as the main reason for ending the relationship.
Anti-Semitism in 140 Characters
An employee at the pro-Tehran National Iranian American Council had an anti-Israel and anti-Semitic meltdown on Twitter yesterday, accusing Israel of intentionally murdering Palestinian citizens and claiming that pro-Israel advocates bribe members of Congress in order to get their way.
Do-Nothing Democrats
Senate Democrats are poised to continue their impressive streak of budgetary negligence on Wednesday by unanimously rejecting as many as five different budgets, including the one offered by President Obama. Republicans, meanwhile, are hoping that voters will pick up on the disturbing trend.
Robert Joseph Goes Nuclear
The State Department’s former top weapons proliferation official said recently that the Obama administration’s failure to threaten military force against Iran had helped advance the covert nuclear arms program there.
The Warren Tribe
Democratic Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren’s political career has been boosted by her daughter’s connections to left-wing groups, which could damage her standing with independent voters, observers in Massachusetts and outside experts say.
Warren’s Pow Wow Chow
Elizabeth Warren’s Senate campaign offered records of her first cousin’s Native American cookbook, entitled Pow Wow Chow, as evidence of her Cherokee heritage.
Israel Excluded
Pakistan has been invited to the NATO summit in Chicago next week but Israel notably has been left out at the request of Turkey, according to news reports.
Freedom’s March
Democratic revolutions in the Middle East have forever disproved the “idea that Arab people are somehow content with oppression,” said former President George W. Bush, who discussed the significance of freedom and democracy Tuesday during a rare speech in Washington, D.C.
Bubba’s Hot Mic Moment
Former president Bill Clinton told attendees at the Peter G. Peterson Fiscal Summit in Washington, D.C., today that President Obama’s proposal to raise taxes on the rich will not be enough to close the deficit and that middle-class taxes may also have to be raised.
Liberals Dominate Commencement Circuit
Only one of the nation’s top 35 universities invited a conservative to speak at graduation in 2012, according to a new study.
National Democrats Back-off from Wisconsin Recall
Deputy Obama campaign director Stephanie Cutter did not know if the DNC would commit money to the Wisconsin recall election, in a Tuesday interview with MSNBC’s Chuck Todd.
Addiction Redefined
Obamacare may soon be inundated with more sick people on its rolls, according to the New York Times.
The Soros Summit
A secretive network of left-wing billionaires and their political operatives descended on the luxurious Biltmore Hotel in Miami over the weekend to discuss strategy for the coming elections.
Obama’s Guide to History
President Obama has inserted his name into almost every official presidential biography on the White House website, dating back to Calvin Coolidge.
Warren Not a Native American
The Boston Globe acknowledged Monday that no evidence exists to prove that Democratic Massachusetts Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren is 1/32 Cherokee.
Rush Forever
Great American Rush Limbaugh was inducted into the Hall of Famous Missourians Monday and honored with a bust of his likeness in the Missouri state capitol.
The Devil They Know
Oil executives have given a substantial amount of money and support to President Obama’s re-election campaign, in spite of their criticisms of the president’s energy policies.
Carney calls presidential budget vote ‘gimmick’
Indiana welfare dollars spent in liquor stores, strip clubs, Disneyland
Obama’s Half-Uncle Gets Driver’s License Back
Obama campaign bans cell phones at New York fundraiser
Obama in History
