Posts Tagged ‘dennis-kucinich’
August 12th, 2010 | 1 Comment
It’s been a strange week. Not that any have been terribly normal since January 2009. First we had Howard Stern trashing Democrats: To which Robert Gibbs suggested the “professional left” should be drug tested. Howard Stern on drugs? No way. Also during this day of both Perseids AND a massive CME, Gibbs suggested those same [...]
Tags: aliens, charlie-rangel, cme, culture of corruption, dennis-kucinich, draining the swamp, howard stern, liberal, maxine-waters, nancy pelosi, perseid, robert gibbs, steven slater
Posted in Deep Thoughts, Ethics, Humor, Idiot of the day | 1 Comment »
Spencer Bachus recently commented that he thought Obama was getting pushed too far to the left by some members of Congress: But he said he is worried that he is being steered too far by the Congress: “Some of the men and women I work with in Congress are socialists.” Asked to clarify his comments [...]
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Posted in Conspiracy Theories, Ethics, Media, media bias, National Politics, Political Correctness, The Media | 6 Comments »
Congress passed another non-binding resolution condemning human rights violations in Iran. Specifically targeting those protesting labor rights in Iran. This bill passed 418-1. Wanna guess who voted alone against this bill? One clue, he’s done it before. Yup, that’s right. Ron Paul. One other person felt so unmoved by the plight of those poor souls [...]
Tags: 2008 Presidential Race, dennis-kucinich, human-rights, International Issues, International Politics, Iran, ron-paul
Posted in 2008 Presidential Race, International Issues, International Politics | No Comments »
September 26th, 2007 | 1 Comment
In the form of a resolution, Congress took a hard slap at the United Nations Human Rights Council. Basically, it goes like this. The United Nations formed a council to look into human rights violations and do what it can to assure human rights are respected all over the globe. With the continuing genocide in [...]
Tags: 2008 Presidential Race, 557, africa, congress, darfur, dennis-kucinich, genocide, house-resolution, human-rights-council, International Issues, International Politics, Iran, iraq, israel, Polls, ron-paul, united nations
Posted in 2008 Presidential Race, International Issues, International Politics, Polls | 1 Comment »
September 11th, 2007 | No Comments
Congress passed a resolution establishing September 11th as a day of rememberance. It honors those who died on September 11, 2007. It also honors those that eventually served in Afghanistan and Iraq. 334 Congressmen voted for it. 1 voted against. That one, was Dennis Kucinich, candidate for president. His reasoning is this: “It is important [...]
Tags: 2008 Presidential Race, 9/11, commemoration, dennis-kucinich, Polls, Shock and Awe
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