Jim Tedisco, the Republican candidate for Kirsten Gillibrand’s former House seat, sure has an interesting rebuttal to Democrats attacking him over his refusal to say how he would have voted on the stimulus bill.
Tedisco told the New York Times that if he answered this hypothetical question, it would only open the door: “It won’t just be this, it’ll be, ‘How would you vote on the war in Iraq?'”
Isn’t he now just leaving himself wide open for questions about Iraq?
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) reminded everyone that his vote remains crucial for passing the reconciliation bill during a hastily arranged…
Democrats are poised to orient the country’s tax system in a whole new direction.
The Senate’s reconciliation bill is quickly moving from being an infrastructure package to an across-the-board attempt at revitalizing the American…
When someone is laying an obvious trap, there’s always an option to avoid it.
