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Tag Archives: Governor
Blagojevich’s Football
I was in no doubt that Rod Blagojevich was a troubled and exceedingly peculiar man. These past few days have seen a flood of revealing details from aides and Democratic Party insiders which cast even his sanity into question (potentially … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics
Tagged Blagojevich, Chicago, Democratic Party, football, Governor, hairbrush, illinois, obsession, Paul Mitchell, president, Rod Blagojevich
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McCain Hits Back. Hard.
John McCain, in an interview with Brian Williams on Sarah Palin: “The facts are funny things. She’s been in elected office longer than Sen. Obama. She’s been the chief executive of the state that provides 20 percent of America’s energy; … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008
Tagged Alaska, Brian Williams, City Council, election, energy, experience, Governor, mayor, McCain, Obama, Palin, PTA, Sarah Palin, vice president
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The McCain Campaign’s New Bumpersticker
They know what butters their bread!
Mark Sanford for Veep?
Jason notices that a significant name is missing from the speaking lineup at the Republican convention. The libertarian South Carolina governor and longtime McCain backer would be an unexpected and welcome selection.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged convention, Governor, Jason, libertarian, Mark Sanford, McCain, Republican, RNCC, South Carolina, veep, vice president, vp
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Spitzer Resigns
But there’s no plea deal regarding the potential federal charges. Is it possible that the feds are going to do to Spitzer what Spitzer paid to do to “Kristen”? (HT: JOM): Eliot Spitzer’s tumultuous tumble from the zenith of a … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Law, MichaelW's Page
Tagged David Paterson, Eliot Spitzer, Governor, Michael Garcia, New York, plea deal, prostitution ring, resigns, scandal
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Helping The NYT Find Media Bias
Story here [via: Instapundit] After reading the story, you will probably need a new one of these:
Posted in Humor, Media, MichaelW's Page
Tagged Alabama, Governor, Karl Rove, media bias, New York Times, smear campaign
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The Hottest Governor
Draft Sarah Palin has some excerpts from Alaska Magazine‘s profile of “America’s Hottest Governor.” Palin also happens to be the most popular governor in America. Indeed, with approval ratings often in the 90s, the conservative Republican is perhaps the most … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Alaska, conservative, election, Governor, hottest, Republican, Sarah Palin, United States
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Jindal sworn in as Louisiana’s governor
(cross posted at Risk and Return) The most prominent Indian American politician in American history has now been sworn in as governor: Bobby Jindal took the oath of office as Louisiana’s 55th governor at noon today, becoming the state’s first … Continue reading
Posted in Baton Rouge, Domestic Politics, Louisiana Politics, Media, Race
Tagged Baton Rouge, Bobby Jindal, Domestic Politics, Governor, inauguration, Lousiana, reconstruction, Republican
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