Departing Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) tries to take back gift he gave to House Republicans, calling Health Care Reform a “mistake” and a “disaster.”
Stepping aside from the politics of the matter and the atmospherics of this story, to me it seems delusional to assume that the Democrats could have pulled back from the effort and come back later and gotten bits and pieces of reform. How much do you figure will get through Congress if the whole thing is struck down by the Supreme Court? You can’t choke at the gut check moments.
With the Shuttle program retired, the first-ever docking of a private spacecraft with the International Space Station is scheduled for early May.
The Obama campaign says they think they can win Arizona home of the some of the most high-octane conservative politics of the last three years. RNC Chair Reince Priebus says, No way.
I’m curious what you think. Especially interested in hearing from politically wired people in the state.
Gitmo lawyers say President Obama gets away with legal moves President Bush never would have.
Ann Romney tells Diane Sawyer Seamus the dog thought the roof ride in the crate was awesome.
Retiring Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) puts departing anvil around necks of colleagues, tells magazine pushing for Health Care Reform was a mistake.
Buffett Rule and prostitutes in Cartagena. That was the Day in 100 Seconds.
The presidential horse race polls have bounced around a decent amount this cycle. And the current numbers rely particularly on two generally right-leaning pollsters, Fox and Rasmussen. But Gallup’s numbers out this morning make it look like Mitt Romney may be garnering real advantage from finally (all but officially) clinching the GOP nomination. As I noted earlier, Romney is up by almost four points over the President in the latest TPM PollTracker Average. Read More