Friday, July 01, 2022
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Picking on the Democrats
Wednesday, January 07, 2009
Pelosi and Reid...
Why aren't we pursuing charges against Bush and Company for criminal activity like spying on Americans without warrants and using torture on our enemy combatants? Why aren't we standing up for fair treatment of people instead of cowering to the Republicans as if they have the only righteous stance in politics? Ugh.
Saturday, August 11, 2007
Did You Know - Bush Loves Himself, But Not You
Yesterday, after meeting with his economic advisers at the Treasury Department, President Bush "vowed to veto spending bills that exceed his targets" for the fiscal year 2008 federal budget while accusing congressional leaders "of plotting the largest tax increase in history to fund an additional $205 billion in discretionary spending over five years." "If the majority in Congress gets it way, American families, small businesses will face a massive tax hike," threatened Bush.
"Today, the President misled the nation about the budget Congress sent him," replied House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA). "The New Direction Congress passed a responsible budget that restores fiscal responsibility and makes up for the disastrous cuts the President has made to vital services for Americans." Congress's budget plan is only "seven-tenths of one percent different from his spending plan," she added.
In February, Bush presented a $2.9 trillion spending plan to Congress, "proposing to spend billions more to fight the war in Iraq while squeezing the rest of the government." The President's plan, which "relies on budgetary gimmicks and unrealistic assumptions" in order to appear fiscally responsible, freezes "the entire domestic side of
government" and would "force cutbacks that most Americans would view as painful and unnecessary." Despite Bush's budget bullying, Congress has stepped up to ensure that programs important to the majority of Americans remain solvent.
From Progress Report 8/9/2007
Wednesday, July 04, 2007
Did You Know - Rebuplican Obstructionists
The problem for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi isn't just President Bush. It's the Senate.
Pelosi sounded more apologetic than celebratory Friday when she announced with her Senate counterpart, Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democrats' list of accomplishments six months after they seized control of Capitol Hill and promised "a new direction" in Washington.
"I'm not happy with Congress, either," Pelosi, of San Francisco, conceded. She pinned the blame on "the obstructionism of the Republicans in the United States Senate."
From SFGate.com.
Sunday, January 28, 2007
Fun Political Images
Monday, November 13, 2006
Andy Borowitz wrties some funny stuff on our politics and our culture. You might want to check out his blog...
Aides to Mr. Bush had indicated in recent days that he was "concerned" about the whereabouts of his testicles and was hoping that Rep. Pelosi would set a firm timetable for their safe return.












