When a Democratic consultant’s dig at Ann Romney overtook the political conversation this week, it wasn’t just the latest skirmish between the parties. It was also the general election’s first big Twitter war. Excerpt from: Dig Against Ann Romney Ignites Twitter
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Dig Against Ann Romney Ignites Twitter
Today I write an important column (not that the writing or writer is important; the subject is important) on a good trend going on in the states: American laws for American courts. Please read it here .
Or something. (The Hill) — The chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (Fla.), said congressional Republicans and Mitt Romney seem to be “rooting for economic failure” after they panned the latest jobs report. Wasserman Schultz appeared Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union” to defend President Obama’s economic policies and responded to
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DNC Chief Wasserman Schultz: Republicans “Rooting For Economic Failure”…
Huge balls of fire and mushrooms of smoke seen on the latest videos from Homs indicate that the Syrian army is using more powerful weapons in its assault on the remaining rebel strongholds in the city. This is what the daily shelling of Homs used to look like when the Baba Amro district was still under rebel control: February 8, 2012 Explosions seen on the latest videos look rather different:
I mean, I personally love the Citizens United case. Aside from liking free speech, it seems to be a positive spur to creativity. Check out this latest spy spoof from American Crossroads , with Barack Obama starring as the almost-urbane secret agent trying to fumble-finger the rest of us into giving up our missile defense plans: For the record: no, really, Vladimir Putin really does go parading around shirtless, and on a horse. (shrug) It apparently plays well in Russia. As does planning to give away the store on missile defense; which should cheer up the President. At least the notion is popular somewhere … Open thread. Moe Lane ( crosspost )
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The “Don’t You Love The Citizens United Case?” Friday Open Thread.
