Posted on 31 July 2011. Tags: Aaa Credit, Blue Dog Democrats, Cnn, Dangerous Thing, Debt Ceiling, Democrat Leaders, Displeasure, Effective Group, Gold Standard, Health Care Debate, Health Care Plan, Heart Of The Problem, Irresponsibility, Maria Cardona, Members Of Congress, Party Candidate, Party Caucus, Pelosi, Political Consequences, Tea Party
This column in CNN by Maria Cardona made by blood boil. This writer eloquently describes the 87 members of Congress in the Tea Party Caucus as the “Tyranny 0f 87″ and in these terms: The tyranny is coming from the 87 members of Congress from the tea party caucus, whose selfish and irresponsible demands during [...]
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Posted on 30 August 2010. Tags: accommodating, Acts, article, Attorney General, Bob McDonnell, Commonwealth, Conservatism, Conservative Leader, Cuccinelli, Delegate, Deliberate Speed, establishment, Fairfax County, General Assembly, governor, Governor Bob, Illegal Immigration, Ken Cuccinelli, Leading The Way, National Leader, Political Consequences, Politics, position-as-ken, predisposition, Principle, Republican Party Of Virginia, Rhetoric, Richmond, Richmond Times Dispatch, Schapiro, State Senator, Virginia
Yesterday’s Richmond Times-Dispatch has a piece written by Jeff E. Schapiro declaring that Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli is the defacto leader of the Republican Party of Virginia, NOT Governor Bob McDonnell. I tend to agree with this position as Ken has been leading the charge on issues like Obamacare, Cap & Trade, illegal immigration and other key issues facing the Commonwealth. McDonnell is subtle. Cuccinelli is anything but. McDonnell, in his rhetoric, proposes the possible. Cuccinelli propounds principle. McDonnell is the accommodating ponderer. Cuccinelli acts with all deliberate speed. Does McDonnell look weak; Cuccinelli, strong? From the start, McDonnell appears to have allowed Cuccinelli to set the tempo. Cuccinelli is an unapologetic conservative leader who fearlessly executes policy based on principle regardless of the political consequences. He did so as a Delegate to the General Assembly. He did so as a State Senator and he’s doing so as AG. This has …
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Posted on 21 May 2010. Tags: Bp, Bp Plc, Catastrophe, Energy Giant, Eric Schickler, Government Agency, Gulf Coast, Gulf Of Mexico, Incumbents, Initial Response, Natural Disasters, Obama, Offshore Drilling, Oil Spill, Political Consequences, Political Science Professor, Reuters News, Rig, Significant Impact, University Of California Berkley
By repeatedly assigning blame to energy giant BP Plc and focusing ire on the government agency responsible for regulating offshore drilling, Obama has deflected criticism that his administration was sluggish in its initial response to the Gulf of Mexico spill.
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