ST. PAUL — The most common headline or lead for stories about Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin’s speech last night was that she “electrified” the arena. Watching from our perch in the rafters we have to agree: Palin sent the energy in the Excel Center through the roof. For all the attacks from liberal media commentators this week, Palin proved to the nation that when it comes to the most important issue in this election, energy, she has experience and results in spades.
The left says it wants to reduce American dependence on foreign energy, but many of them continue to demonstrate outright ignorance on the issue. Speaker Nancy Pelosi, for example, appears to be completely unaware that natural gas is a fossil fuel that requires drilling . Barack Obama is slightly better. He says he wants to drill for more gas and he says he wants to build a natural gas pipeline from Alasaka, but he never has actually done anything to make these dreams a reality. Palin&...
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One Heartbeat Away From The Presidency Sarah Palin Collectors Edition incl Convention Speech and First Radio Address
COLLECTORS EDITION. A collection of contradictory thoughts on Sarah Palin, America’s first female vice-presidential candidate. Read about hopes, fears and thoughts from American voters of both parties. EXTENDED EDITION incl. additional transcripts of the Convention Speech 2008 and the first radio address as vice-pres... more
As you know, it’s incredibly rare that I crib someone else’s published piece wholesale and reprint it here. It has to be something I wish I’d written myself, something that makes a point I think needs to be heard far and wide, or both. Kathleen Parker -- the conservative columnist who may have provided the Cronkite-saying-Vietnam-can’t-be-won moment during the election when she admitted that Sarah Palin was unqualified to be vice president -- is once again taking a ballsy... more
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CTV.ca Internal Battles Divided McCain and Palin Camps New York Times, United States - 58 minutes ago TICKET SPLIT The campaign of Sarah Palin , with family Wednesday in Phoenix, was long at odds with John McCain’s. More Photos > By ELISABETH BUMILLER PHOENIX ... Palin Aide Fires Back at Reported McCain Camp Slams ABC News After the election: The Sarah Palin post-mortem Arab News Commentary: After Palin hard-sell fails, McCain aides attack h... more
MONTREAL (AFP) — Republican vice presidential hopeful Sarah Palin on Saturday was the victim of a prank phone call by a French-Canadian comedian impersonating French President Nicolas Sarkozy.
After Palin realized the call was a hoax, her campaign staff admitted she was “mildly amused.”
In the recording, John McCain’s running mate enthusiastically takes the fake Sarkozy’s call.
“It’s [...]... more
Progressive Outpouring for Roselli, SEIU-UHW
by Randy Shaw‚ Nov. 19‚ 2008Â
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A Who’s Who of progressive San Francisco came out to honor SEIU-UHW last night, striking a
defiant stance against efforts by SEIU International to change the local’s leadership. Hosted
by Dolores Huerta, John Burton, Clint Reilly and Aaron Peskin, it was attended by a long roster
of labor and political leaders including Mark Leno, Tom Ammiano, Ross Mirkarimi, Sophie Maxwell
and Eric Mar. Bille... more
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (UPI) -- President-elect Barack Obama wants Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano to serve as his secretary of Homeland Security, sources told The Washington Post.... more
The latest from Change.gov :
President-elect Barack Obama today returned phone calls to five world leaders and expressed his appreciation for their congratulations on his election. President-elect Obama spoke with:
Colombian President Uribe
Nigerian President Yar’Adua
Senegalese President Wade
South African President Motlanthe
United Nations Secretary General Ban
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From FactCheck.org :
“McCain has launched two different deceptive attacks on Obama’s Iran policy. Back in June, McCain implied that Obama did not support naming Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organization. And more recently, McCain blasted Obama for saying that Iran was “tiny” and “didn’t pose a serious threat.” Both claims are seriously misleading. It’s true that Obama voted against an amendment that would have name... more
Obama-do From: mushinnoshin.com Post Date: 2008-09-27 22:36:05
I saw Trouble the Water tonight — excellent, deeply moving film. I think the tag line sums it up nicely –
It’s not about a hurricane… it’s about America
I mean just damn, what more can be said? Katrina showed us our worst and our best all at once, and they’ve captured it masterfully in this documentary centered around two survivors who camcorded their own documentary as the disaster hit.
On other subjects, I finally watched the debate when I got hom... more
Mark Steyn (now free from Canadian prosecution for un-PC speech) would prefer a less mystical adversary from the left.
The day after the debate I bumped into two Obama supporters in St Johnsbury, Vermont who said isn’t it great that he’s on course to win. Well, they were cute chicks, and I know an obvious pick-up line when I hear one, so I stopped to chat. God Almighty, it was like reverse Viagra: After ten minutes of Babes For Barack, I never want to meet a female w... more
According to a recent article in Energy and Environment News, the Air Force is planning to build a 100-225 megawatt nuclear power reactor. It will not only provide affordable, reliable electricity to an Air Force base, which has yet to be chosen, but will also be used as a power source for the local community. This is a departure from the usual news regarding the comeback of nuclear power. These stories generally revolve around plans to build large, 1000-1600 megawatt commercial reactors to inc... more
Tax Cut Facts From: blog.heritage.org Post Date: 2008-03-04 09:26:54
Since the economy is set to be a key issue in the general election, tax policy will be a major point of departure for the two eventual nominees. Both leading Democrats have pledged to end the Bush tax cuts arguing that they only benefited upper income tax payers and that they also starved the government of needed revenue. Both arguments are false .
On the wealthy’s share of the tax burden Heritage Foundation Center for Data Analysis director Bill Beach notes:
The top five percent o... more
With the leading presidential candidates doubling down on their anti-trade promises, it is important that the facts about the benefits of trade are repeated as often as possible to counter their deceitful populist rhetoric. Today’s ‘NAFTA Myth of the Day’ comes courtesy of Cato Institute’s Center for Trade Policy Studies director Daniel Griswold. Griswold wrote last week :
Ohio workers would pay a heavy price for pulling out of NAFTA. Canada and Mexico are the top t... more
Seeking to capitalize on consumer fears stemming from a recall of Thomas the Tank Engine toys due to trace levels of lead paint, Congress is seeking to both expand federal government power and render the uniform application of its laws useless.
On Monday night the Senate voted to take up legislation aimed at overhauling the Consumer Product Safety Commission. The bill would double the agencies budget and increase the civil penalties companies face to $20 million . Worse the bill requires... more
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