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Why Nevadans do not need, and America cannot afford Harry Reid
Sep 07, 2010
Reid has given Nevada the highest state unemployment rate in the country (14.3 percent), and our housing values throughout the state have tumbled almost 50 percent. Thanks Harry
Democrats Run Away from Pelosi
Sep 03, 2010
During an appearance on CBS-TV’s “Face the Nation” last week, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D.-Fla.) said that “Americans are really going to have a very clear choice set up in November, between moderate Democrats who are centrist, where the country is, and Republicans who are really off on the right wing fringe.”
Christina Romer’s True Confessions
Sep 03, 2010
Christina Romer, the departing chairman of the President’s Council of Economic Advisors, was at a complete loss of words when it came to explaining the state of the economy when she appeared at her valedictory lunch before her returns to her teaching sinecure at Berkley.
“Electoral Armageddon” For Dems
Sep 01, 2010
Gallup’s latest polling on the Generic Ballot—which measures whether registered voters would rather vote for a Republican or Democrat in the House—has media folk reaching for souped-up adjectives and congressmen reaching for Nancy Pelosi’s throat. Here are the findings from the Gallup report by Frank Newport published yesterday:
Democrats seek separation from Nancy Pelosi
Aug 31, 2010
Some of the Democratic Party’s most endangered lawmakers are taking steps to distance themselves from Speaker Nancy Pelosi in an attempt to inoculate themselves from charges that they are beholden to the unpopular House leader and supportive of the ambitious national Democratic agenda.
Ind. Democrat Donnelly blasts Pelosi in new ad
Aug 27, 2010
Indiana Rep. Joe Donnelly is taking an unusual jab at his party’s leadership in a campaign ad that refers to climate change legislation as “Nancy Pelosi’s energy tax.”
The two-term Democrat is pulling a page from Republican strategists in trying to distance himself from policies that have some voters wary.