I have no public position on the House GOP leadership race, but I'd like to point out something to my fellow bloggers who seem to believe that the selection of one candidate or another by the Conference will be usefully ...
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No, Cindy, it was Casey who paid the ultimate price. Remember him? Addendum 1/29/06: The photo here reminds me of President Carter and dictator Brezhnev. Addendum 1/30/06: From th e-mailbag: This [expletive deleted] is ridiculous. Long live hugo chavez. Long ...
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As Americans prepare to observe Black History Month, members of the black leadership network Project 21 are condemning U.S. Senator Ken Salazar (D-CO) for calling Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas an "abomination." During a teleconference with reporters on January 25 ...
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I don't know Senator Ken Salazar of the otherwise great state of Colorado personally, but I think it likely he's a racialist. For those who don't know, that's someone who, using the Dictionary.com definition, puts "an emphasis on race or ...
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I don't know Senator Ken Salazar of the otherwise great state of Colorado personally, but I think it likely he's a racialist. For those who don't know, that's someone who, using the Dictionary.com definition, puts "an emphasis on race or ...
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Deroy Murdock looks at the law firms providing free representation for the detainees at Gitmo. An excerpt: The attorneys who assist these detainees have wedged themselves between terrorist suspects and U.S. personnel who try to garner valuable intelligence to uncover ...
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Peyton Knight sent over this commentary about a global warming report he read on the Black Entertainment Television website. Apparently, I am way behind the cultural curve, because I had to send him an email to find out what "bling" ...
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Project 21 has some questions for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation: Charity Chief Commended for Promise to Account for Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Grant; Project 21 Members Urge CBCF to Be Similarly Forthcoming Black activists are applauding the New Orleans ...
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A little accusation in the e-mail tonight, reprinted in full: Yep. Read your blog on the Battle of Trafalgar, posted on October 21 2005 and quess what...this was petty much a straight lift from the New York Times of August ...
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Black activists are applauding the New Orleans non-profit "Community of Faith for Economic Empowerment," commonly known as COFFEE, for pledging to make public a full report on how Katrina aid monies it apparently received from the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation ...
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