by Denis Campbell
Welcome to the toughest 1st year in the loneliest job in the world. Good that you have a dog and you’re not in Kansas anymore Mr. President. You approached the utter disaster left by the previous occupant with a determination, grit, grace and pragmatism that has long been missing.
Now sir you have to [...]
Man-Up Time President Obama: Grow Spine and Become Party’s Dictator
Posted on 20 January 2010 by Denis Campbell | Comments (5) | Tags: 1st year, democrats, loss, Man up, Martha Coakley, Massachusetts, President Obama, Republicans, Scott Brown
Welsh Lion to Polish Legacy: How Much Will Death of Mentoring Factor?
Posted on 27 September 2009 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: 1st Minister, Brighton, Dick Cheney, Gordon Brown, Labour Party Conference, Republicans, retiring, Rhodri Morgan, Tip O'Neill, Wales
UPDATED: By Denis Campbell
Rhodri Morgan could be moments away from officially announcing his retirement as Welsh 1st Minister. The rumour mill buzzes with anticipation. It could occur today during the annual Labour Party Conference kicking off today in Brighton (Gordon Brown desperately needs his pre-election conference to end on a collegial high note). Back home [...]
GOP Thugs Warn Collins, Snowe: Oppose Health Care Or Face Primary Challenges
Posted on 16 September 2009 by Charley James | Comments (0) | Tags: Charley James, Olympia Snowe, Republicans, RNC, Senate Republican Campaign Committee, Susan Collins
by Charley James
Now we have proof that the crazies grabbed control of the asylum and bullies are shaking down and thumping – not entirely figuratively – Republicans in the halls of the US Senate.
Maine’s two usually reasonable and moderate Republican Senators – Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe – spent the summer trying to find ways [...]
Administration Healthcare Programme Creates Vacuum – Idiot Ideologues Storm In
Posted on 19 August 2009 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: democrats, Healthcare debate, healthcare reform, Republicans
By Denis Campbell
Create a vacuum, be unclear, waffle, negotiate with soul-less bullies and you get gamed in Washington and across the USA. These NBC opinion poll graphics are chilling. The healthcare debate handed Republicans control of the US House in 1994. Now, because Congressional Democrats cannot determine what they stand for together, they will all [...]
Rachel Maddow Exposes Fundamentalist C-Street House Hypocrites
Posted on 13 July 2009 by Carl Matthes | Comments (0) | Tags: C Street House, Conservatives, Doug Coe, fundamentalist Christian, hypocritical, Jeff Sharlett, MSNBC, politics and sex, Rachel Maddow, Republicans, The Family, The Rachel Maddow Show, Washington DC
by Carl Matthes
Whatever else Washington, D.C. stands for, it certainly stands as the center for mixing sex, religion and politics. Whether it’s brothels, hustlers, men’s rooms, escorts, mistresses or interns, it seems there is an unending supply of politicians willing to give the mix a vigorous stir. And, unlike their Liberal [...]
Yet Again, The Right Is Wrong
Posted on 24 June 2009 by Charley James | Comments (0) | Tags: cap and trade, climate change, ConservaDems, Conservatives, GOP, Republican Party, Republicans
This Time About Cap-And-Trade Costs
by Charley James
Don’t conservatives, ConservaDems, the Republican Party and the rest of the “climate change is a hoax” crowd ever get tired of being wrong?
For several years, business lobbyists along with GOP and other right wing mouthpieces in Congress and on the air have been yowling that the US cannot afford [...]
Miranda Rights, Domestic Terrorists, Outrage and Outright Lies
Posted on 11 June 2009 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: BNP, Conservatives, Dishonest right, far-right conservatives, Gitmo, Guantanamo, Holocaust Museum, Mad as hell, neo-Nazi, Network, Paddy Chayefsky, Republicans, state chair Bush-Cheney 2000 and 2004, torture, waterboarding, Weekly Standard
by Denis Campbell
Like the television executive in the Paddy Chayefsky film ‘Network,’ I’m ready to lean out a window and scream, I’m Mad as Hell and I’m Not Going to Take it Anymore!” In the last week I’ve watched an abortion doctor assassinated while attending church, a white supremacist shoot up a Holocaust Survivor museum [...]
Bringing the People Along (Part 1)
Posted on 20 March 2009 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: Bobby Kennedy, Democrats Abroad UK, Dispatches from the War Room, Gingrich Revolution, Israel’s Ehud Barak, Nelson Mandela, New Labour, PM Gordon Brown, President Clinton, Rep. Rosa DeLauro – D-CT, Republicans, speech to Congress, Stan Greenberg, Tony Blair, Tories, White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel
Stan Greenberg has advised former President Clinton, former UK PM Tony Blair, Nelson Mandela, Israel’s Ehud Barak and others. He is one of those political lions inspired during the Bobby Kennedy era to join politics and who provides a lot of wisdom for the taking if you are willing to listen. His new book ‘Dispatches [...]
Bush Doctrine Moose in the Headlights Moment
Posted on 12 September 2008 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: "There is a plan and it is God's plan", Are we fighting a holy war, be vigilant against, but let us pray that we are on God's side, but you went on and said, Charlie Gibson’s spine grew 3x its normal size that day, co-opted 9-11, cushy leather seats, do you Sarah Palin believe in the Bush Doctrine, economic sanctions perhaps against Russia, Exact words, front of the Straight Talk Express airplane, I have the confidence in that readiness and knowing tha, I take your point about Lincoln's words, if another country is attacked, kudos for asking the tough questions, let us not pray that God is on our side in a war or any, limit to spunk, local reporter, McCain, moose in the headlights, national news, never presume to know what God's will is, not backing down, reference there is a repeat of Abraham Lincoln's words, reform of this country and victory in the war, remembered what his job was really about, Republicans, Sarah Palin on Experience, scary, serendipitous alignment, Seuss’s Grinch, simple questions, the mission that we're on, The Palin interview, their big day, their personal sideshow of faux mourning and statesmans, this sideshow, two candidates caught in the headlights, vexed with the lack of an answer, War with Russia, we have got to show the support for Georgia, when you are a NATO ally, you have to be wired in a way of being so committed to, you think Georgia is worth it to the United States to g, you're going to be expected to be called upon and help
There’s a limit to spunk. Thank God. While no pit bull, like Seuss’s Grinch, Charlie Gibson’s spine grew 3x its normal size yesterday as he became vexed with the lack of an answer to the question “do you (Sarah Palin) believe in the Bush Doctrine.” John McCain could not answer simple questions from a local [...]
What’s Next Rick, Special Advisor to Vladimir Putin?
Posted on 08 September 2008 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: 19-months of vetting hell, 60-days until the election, ABC’s Charlie Gibson, afraid, Alaska, all of them, all we get are photo op 1-liners, anti-abortion stance with few exceptions is out of the, ask tough questions, blatant manipulation, Bob Schieffer, campaign handlers can cut off access, completely out of touch with his own campaign's decisio, completely unaware of decisions made about his own camp, demand the MSM take their job seriously, Face the Nation, few hours later, first televised interview to ABC News, force non-political women intrigued by her candidacy to, forgot, game changing September surprise, government force a woman impregnated through rape to ca, if they don’t like Charlie’s questions or tone, implicitly call her daughter immoral, in-bedded on the campaign trail, interviews, isn't giving interviews to the news media and won't unt, John McCain lied to Bob Schieffer, like the plush leather seats in the front of the Straig, limit access, McCain, McCain campaign manager, McCain-Palin, news conferences, obama, off-the-cuff ‘spunky’ Sarah gaffe, only those they trust, over the cliff’s edge, Palin, policy positions or issues, protect an untested Governor’s credentials, questions that need to be asked and never will be, report news, Republicans, Rick Davis, run all campaigns on 1-liner sound byte quips, self-respecting journalist would fall for those rules, senior moment, series of short interviews, sex before marriage immoral, she gets a free pass, show vulnerability on how consistent she is in her reli, Smart Politics, softballs, Soviet Politburo, strongly recommending she come on Face the Nation, Vladimir Putin, We'll make a place for her here, when we think it's time and when she feels comfortable
Not since the Soviet Politburo have we seen such blatant manipulation to protect an untested Governor’s credentials. Rick Davis, McCain campaign manager said Palin isn’t giving interviews to the news media and won’t until “the campaign is ready.” Palin will answer questions from reporters “when we think it’s time and when she feels comfortable doing [...]






The Lunacy of Republican opposition in the Healthcare Debate writ large!









































