Archive for January, 2005

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Is the SSA pushing the Bush agenda?

Saturday, January 29th, 2005

In light of payola scandals with Journalists lately, and some comments made by some at the Social Security Administration, some Congressional Democrats are pushing for an investigation to see if the Bush Administration is urging the SSA to push Bush’s radical privatization agenda. It has been mentioned at several staff meetings at the Social Security [...]

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Third Columnist Implicated with Payola Charges

Friday, January 28th, 2005

Just like most of us thought, more journalists are coming out that have been paid – with our tax dollars – to push the Bush administration’s agenda. This is the second one that’s been discovered since the White House declared that they knew of no other, other than Armstrong Williams, who had been paid almost [...]

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Christy Whitman tell-all book

Wednesday, January 26th, 2005

In the much anticipated – from both sides of the aisle – book from Christy Whitman, a unique insight into the Bush administration and how nasty it is dealing with Karl Rove and Dick Cheney. From dirty deals made behind her back, to how Bush foolishly pulled out of the Kyoto Protocol, it should be [...]

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Push against Sudafed

Wednesday, January 26th, 2005

A coalition of Republicans and at least one Democrat is trying to push forward the idea of forcing the over-the-counter medicine Sudafed, commonly used by just about everyone for sinus problems, to be put behind the counter and dispensed by a pharmacist of pharmacy technician. The reason I bring it up, though, is a statement [...]

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Bush needs support of a dead man

Wednesday, January 26th, 2005

Since he can’t find a Democrat that’s alive that agrees with him on Social Security reform — and since Republican supporters are dropping like flies, Bush has turned to touting the support of dead Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan. Now that he’s doing it though, Moynihan’s family is crying fowl, saying Bush shouldn’t be putting words [...]

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Another State going after STRAIGHT marriage

Wednesday, January 26th, 2005

As if there’s any doubt at their agenda, conservatives are trying to make it harder for HETEROSEXUAL people to get a divorce. They want to move towards a “covenant” marriage, in which there are only very certain circumstances in which people could get divorced. They don’t want a waiting period on buying a gun, but [...]

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Opposing Gonzales

Wednesday, January 26th, 2005

Democrats seem to be willing to continue fighting back, and it’s about damn time. Several Democrats have said that they will oppose the confirmation of Gonzales as Attourney General. Kennedy, Biden, and Byrd have been some of the most vocal. Kennedy and Byrd are usually outspoken, and it’s good that the voice is growing louder. [...]

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And on the heels of the Democratic bill…

Wednesday, January 26th, 2005

The RNC is trying to raise funds to “get past the liberal filter” (which is a joke in itself) and pay to get the Bush agenda out. If the Government is going to get in trouble for payola, then they’ll get private donations to work to their favor. And how many of these “media campaigns” [...]

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Bill to stop paying for Bush agenda

Wednesday, January 26th, 2005

Several Democrats have put forth a bill that would end the practice of “paying for opinions”. Of course the Bush administration keeps saying they know of no one, and then a new paid opinion maker comes out of the woodwork. Democrats brought the bill forward, but watch Frist and company prevent it from coming to [...]

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The Biggots Rise Again

Monday, January 24th, 2005

Look for Republicans to steal Social Security and push for an amendment to ban gay marriage. Senator Wayne Allard of Colorado says he wasnts to “use the good head of steam” that the Republicans got out of the election. You want to ban gay marriage? Maybe you should read the 90 second gay marriage argument.

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