Tag Archive '2006 US Senate Races'
Posted by Moonage on 16 May 2007 | Tagged as: 2006 US Senate Races, 2008 Presidential Race, National Politics, National Security, Politics, Polls, The Media
The new, kinder, gentler, Nancy Pelosi led Congress.
When the new Democrat controlled Congress took over in January, they got a reprieve, with about a 15% jump in approval ratings just for being there. Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid of the Senate came in with guns firing. They passed all kinds of major legislation [...]
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Posted by Moonage on 30 Mar 2007 | Tagged as: 2004 Presidential Election, 2006 US Senate Races, 2008 Presidential Race, Ethics, Government, Legislative Process, National Politics, Political Correctness, The Media, US Regional Politics
Nancy Pelosi ( yeah, I know, AGAIN! ), lambasted the Republicans for being nothing but crooks. Her silence on the Democrat Culture of Corruption has been deafening. This weeks’s scandal? Dianne Feinstein.
Dianne Feinstein had been on the Military Construction Appropriations committee for six years. During four of those years, Perini Corporation and URS Corp were [...]
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Posted by Moonage on 17 Aug 2006 | Tagged as: 2006 US Senate Races, 2008 Presidential Race, Fed Policy, Legislative Process, National Politics, National Security, Senate Races
U.S. District Judge Anna Diggs Taylor in Detroit became the first judge to strike down the National Security Agency€™s program, which she says violates the rights to free speech and privacy.
Not only did she rule on the merits of the case she asked to judge, she went above and beyond the call of duty [...]
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Posted by Moonage on 10 Aug 2006 | Tagged as: 2006 US Senate Races, Comments from the Host, Energy Policy, Events, National Politics, National Security, Oil Policy
Crude oil prices fell nearly $1 a barrel Thursday when thwarted attacks on airplanes led many carriers to cancel flights, which could mean lower demand for jet fuel and dented consumer confidence.
The easy speculation to make here is in order for the speculators to make money, a successful attack would have been preferable. The [...]
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Posted by Moonage on 09 Aug 2006 | Tagged as: 2006 US Senate Races
Yeah, I know this isn’t a Senate race, but I need to change that category along with everything else I’ve changed here. Oh, but hey, Cynthia McKinney is OUT! Thank you Atlanta! I had really begun to believe that something was amiss in one of my favorite cities of the world. Now that’s she’s lost [...]
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Posted by Moonage on 08 Aug 2006 | Tagged as: 2006 US Senate Races
I think most the media and public will be keeping their eyes on Connecticut. It’s a heck of a good race to follow. However, I personally will be watching Atlanta.
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Posted by Moonage on 06 Aug 2006 | Tagged as: 2006 US Senate Races, The Media
The headline says it all:
On Wal-Mart, Lieberman and Challenger Can Agree
by Dan Balz
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, August 3, 2006; Page A02
The two rivals came to bash Wal-Mart, the giant retailer that is the target of a nationwide bus tour this month sponsored by WakeUpWalMart.com. But the jostling by photographers and the taunts from the clutch [...]
Tags: 2006 US Senate Races, joe-liberman, ned-lamont, The Media, walmart
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Posted by Moonage on 04 Aug 2006 | Tagged as: 2006 US Senate Races
This is proving to be an interesting year in politics. In Texas, a candidate won’t run even though he won his primary. In Connecticut, a candidate won’t quit running even if he loses his primary. Who said off-year elections were boring?
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Posted by Moonage on 05 Jul 2006 | Tagged as: 2006 US Senate Races, Opinions
From MSNBC:
Facing a stronger-than-expected Democratic primary challenge from millionaire businessman Ned Lamont and sagging poll numbers because of his support of the Iraq war, Lieberman said Monday he’ll collect signatures to assure an independent ballot spot for the November election if he loses the Aug. 8 primary.
I’ve been around politics my whole life. I’ve worked [...]
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Posted by Moonage on 07 Jun 2006 | Tagged as: 2006 US Senate Races, Legislative Process, National Politics, Political Correctness
A constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage went down to Senate defeat Wednesday, but supporters said that several new votes for the measure represent progress that gives the GOP€™s base reason to vote on Election Day.
Good.
I never was really worried about this one. I’ve been around long enough to know a political ploy when I [...]
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