Karl Rove’s Fall From Relevance

February 8, 2013 10:21 pm374 comments
Karl Turd Blossom Rove

The sliding grinding sound you hear is Karl Rove’s fingernails digging in for a hold as he slides into irrelevance in today’s political games. For those of us who were aware of his dirty dealings before George W. Bush made it to the national stage, his fall has been long [...]

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American Politicians Eye Euro-style Austerity as Europe Sinks Back Into Recession

February 6, 2013 6:51 am98 comments
Photo by DAVID ILIFF. License: CC-BY-SA 3.0

When the U.S. has a Republican president, GOP members of congress are among the world’s biggest Keynesians.  Witness the eight year spending spree under the Bush administration, where congress approved of two wars and a huge Medicare prescription drug benefit without providing a method to pay for any of them. [...]

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To Quiet Skeptics, White House Releases Photo Of President Obama Skeet Shooting

February 2, 2013 11:54 am152 comments
To Quiet Skeptics, White House Releases Photo Of President Obama Skeet Shooting

Saturday morning the White House released a picture of President Obama firing a shotgun after skeptics didn’t seem to believe his claim from earlier this month in a New Republic interview that he has in fact fired a gun. The photo was taken at Camp David in Maryland on August 4, [...]

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Obama Administration Compromises On Birth Control Mandate

February 1, 2013 7:30 pm38 comments
Obama Administration Compromises On Birth Control Mandate

On Friday the Obama administration announced that non-profit religious groups don’t have to pay for their employees’ birth control as stipulated under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The government will broaden the various types of organizations that are now eligible for exemption, which will include many Catholic hospitals and universities. [...]

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Unemployment Inches Up, 28 Months Consecutive Job Growth

4:57 pm95 comments
Unemployment Inches Up, 28 Months Consecutive Job Growth

The U.S jobs report was released today and the news was, at best, mediocre. The unemployment rate inched up slightly to 7.9% in January. 166,000 jobs were created in the private sector, while the government shed approximately 9,000 jobs leaving the total number at 157,000 jobs created. According to economist [...]

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2016 Watch: Biden vs. Clinton?

January 30, 2013 2:59 pm38 comments
2016 Watch: Biden vs. Clinton?

President Obama is barely into his second term, so what better time to start talking about the 2016 election? Although it is obviously way too early to predict who our next president is going to be, there are a few people who are rumored to run for their party’s nomination. [...]

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