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DADT and Parliamentary Procedure: a Historical Perspective
History is a tricky thing. On one hand, those who do not study it they say are destined to repeat it. On the other hand, interpreting history is a subjective exercise and often done in remarkably one-dimensional, self-serving manner. I … Continue reading
Losing a few Democrats in the Senate Might be a Good Thing for Democracy
Ok, so I know that headline is something that would make most Progressives and Democrats howl that I’ve gone all Rightie on them. Let those people howl.
But we have twice now in the last five years found members of
Is the Public Option Dead?
HuffPo is reporting that AP sources say the Senate Finance Committee is planning on dropping the public option from the Senate bill. Of course, the Senate and House bills need to be reconciled before making it to the president. Even … Continue reading
OMG! ur so snatryl 4 reel
Let this be a lesson to all who come after: 144 character limits are no excuse for bad grammar:
Chuck Grassley On Twitter: Inside The Senatorial Id | TPMDC
Pres Obama you got nerve while u sightseeing in Paris to
And the Whittling Begins in Earnest
I love Harry Reid. And by “love,” I mean, “want to punch in the face.”
We begin in a position of popular electoral strength and end in Gutless Gulch with Senator Harry Reid now proposing that we cut back the … Continue reading
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