Colorado GOP Chair Dick Wadhams calls it quits: “I’m tired of the nuts.”
One month after the murder of U.S. District Judge John Roll in Tucson, Rep. Denny Rehberg (R-MT) addressed the Montana state legislature Monday and complained about the federal court decision to keep the gray wolf on the endangered species list: “When I first heard his decision, like many of you I wanted to take action immediately. I asked: How can we put some of these judicial activists on the Endangered Species list?”
The main publicity this year surrounding CPAC, DC’s biggest annual conservative conference, has been the boycotts over CPAC’s decision to invite a gay Republican group and a group of conservative Muslims. But in case you think CPAC’s turning into a sharia-fest or an homage to Tales of the City, fear not: there are still plenty of hatefest type events scheduled.
New polls show Americans are completely clueless about where the federal budget goes.
Fresh off Republican stumbles on abortion politics in the House, Dems are prepping to pick another abortion fight with Republicans. Their argument now is that Republicans are ignoring the economy and jobs to press the social issue wish list of their diehard supporters.
Did a major DC PR firm fully disclose its work for an Egyptian steel tycoon with close ties to President Mubarak’s son?
Though it’s remained a potent symbol, the actual organization, the Democratic Leadership Council, has been shriveling on the vine for several years. Now it sounds like it may shutter its doors within days.
Aspiring warlord John Bolton says he’s still considering running for president in 2012, denies claims he’s similar to a duck.
The US Chamber of Commerce is denying an Iranian report that the Chamber sent a letter to Iran declaring its opposition to increased sanctions about Iran.