The writer, a former Democratic senator from South Dakota, was Senate majority leader in 2001-02. He is now distinguished senior fellow at the Center for American Progress. Center for American Progress
Ex-Senator Tom Daschle, now a senior fellow at the Soros-funded Center for American Progress (CAP),weighs in on the NSA kerfuffle, indicating that even right after 9/11, Senate Democrats tried to tie the President’s hands at preventing terrorist attacks:
That "Center for American Progress" site contains more argument-from-false-assumption than Scrappleface. But, it ain't no joke.
Tom Daschle is one of smoother utter and complete liars ever to succeed in subverting from such a high political level. These folks are bad news. I do not know what they're after but it ain't good.
The Sweetness and Light catches Ron Fournier of the Asscociated Press calling MoveOn.org, the Soros-funded outfit, a "grass roots" political group. Right. I remember when the AP took pride in its even-handedness
Move on Demographic? GOP and the suburbs Representative Mark Kirk, of suburban Chicago, is worried by the trend of inner suburbs (“inurbs”) trending Democrat,m while the fast-growing exurbs are strongly GOP. Fred Barnes writes in the Weekly Standard about Kirk’s plan to focus on issues which appeal to inner suburban families. It is well worth reading.
A lot of this shift is attributable to how skillful Bill Clinton was in the ‘90s painting the Republicans as a bigoted Southern-dominated party committed to strict social controls (especially about abortion), but also suggesting in a more subtle way that they were racist (opposed to Medicaid and helping the poor), and favoring big business over the environment. - American Thinker
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The Devil Made Me Do It.
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The writer, a former Democratic senator from South Dakota, was Senate majority leader in 2001-02. He is now distinguished senior fellow at the Center for American Progress.
Center for American Progress
Ex-Senator Tom Daschle, now a senior fellow at the Soros-funded Center for American Progress (CAP),weighs in on the NSA kerfuffle, indicating that even right after 9/11, Senate Democrats tried to tie the President’s hands at preventing terrorist attacks:
On a more positive note, don't miss Wretchard's latest on our great young officers/ambassadors in Iraq.
But he'll remember, with advantages ...
That "Center for American Progress" site contains more argument-from-false-assumption than Scrappleface. But, it ain't no joke.
Tom Daschle is one of smoother utter and complete liars ever to succeed in subverting from such a high political level. These folks are bad news. I do not know what they're after but it ain't good.
Charting the Coming Holocaust ?
MoveOn.org, a grass roots organization?
The Sweetness and Light catches Ron Fournier of the Asscociated Press calling MoveOn.org, the Soros-funded outfit, a "grass roots" political group. Right. I remember when the AP took pride in its even-handedness
- American Thinker
Move on Demographic?
GOP and the suburbs
Representative Mark Kirk, of suburban Chicago, is worried by the trend of inner suburbs (“inurbs”) trending Democrat,m while the fast-growing exurbs are strongly GOP. Fred Barnes writes in the Weekly Standard about Kirk’s plan to focus on issues which appeal to inner suburban families. It is well worth reading.
A lot of this shift is attributable to how skillful Bill Clinton was in the ‘90s painting the Republicans as a bigoted Southern-dominated party committed to strict social controls (especially about abortion), but also suggesting in a more subtle way that they were racist (opposed to Medicaid and helping the poor), and favoring big business over the environment.
- American Thinker
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