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A new Gallup poll has some interesting results; this year the number of Americans who described the Democratic Party’s views as “too liberal” increased to a historic high mark (46%), putting it slightly ahead of the number who say the Republican Party is “too conservative” (43%). However, it’s not great ...
Gallup Poll, Poll, Democratic Party, Republican Party, opinion
An editorial in London’s Times Online: The incredible shrinking elephant - Why moderate US Republicans must stand up for themselves. The background to Mr Specter’s defection is a case in point. He is unquestionably an opportunist, abandoning the Republicans only when it became clear that staying with them would ...
Arlen Specter, Republican Party, Democratic Party, Far Right, social conservatism, Abortion
On “Meet the Press” this morning, Senator Arlen Specter said a big factor in his decision to become a Democrat was that the Republican Party had moved “far to the right.” Specter told David Gregory on NBC’s “Meet the Press” that he had determined “with polls and a lot ...
Arlen Specter, Republican Party, Democratic Party, Far Right, social conservatism, Abortion
As we noted earlier this month, the Democratic Party invited a representative from the radical Islamic front group ISNA to participate in an “interfaith service” at the opening of the convention; here’s the Investigative Project’s take on this disgraceful event that went completely unnoticed by mainstream media: Of Democrats and ...
LGF, Holy Land Foundation, Islamic Society of North America, ISNA, DNC, Democratic Party, convention, Mattson
The killer of Arkansas Democratic Party chairman Bill Gwatney may have known his victim; evidence has turned up that indicates a possible grudge over Gwatney’s automobile dealerships. SEARCY, Ark. (AP) - Police are exploring possible links between the Arkansas Democratic Party chairman who was gunned down in his office ...
The chairman of the Arkansas Democratic Party is in critical condition after being shot by a man who is now in police custody. Still developing...
One of the participants at an “interfaith service” at the upcoming Democratic Convention is Ingrid Mattson—a deceptive shill for the Islamic Society of North America, one of the groups listed as an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation Hamas funding trial: Radical Islamist to Appear at Democrat Convention ‘Interfaith ...
LGF, Holy Land Foundation, Islamic Society of North America, ISNA, DNC, Democratic Party, convention, Mattson
Hamas has been claiming that they’ve held meetings with top US Democrat leaders; I’ve been skeptical. But this outrage makes their claims easier to believe. (Hat tip: Snapped Shot.) Syrian President Bashar al-Assad (L) meets U.S. Senator Bill Nelson (D-FL) in Damascus December 13,2006. REUTERS/SANA (SYRIA) UPDATE at ...
Charlie Rangel, the man who could be the next chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, refers to Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, as a “so-called terrorist.” He tries to backpedal when O’Reilly calls him on it, of course, but there it is on video. UPDATE ...
Patterico has a good roundup of links on the latest Democratic “outing” of a supposedly gay Republican: Lefty Blogger Outs Senator As Gay. This Michael Rogers guy is one of the most repellent figures on the political scene today, and we can only hope that his ugly work results in ...
Remember that photo at the top of The Democratic Party’s page, of a crowd of people cheering and pumping their fists? The theme is that only the Democrats really support the troops, and this is the page where they previously featured an altered stock image of a Canadian soldier. Well, ...
An interesting look back at the Fauxtoshopping of military images, at Blog P.I.: Photoshop: Still Harder Than You Think. (And to the moonbats in the audience: yes, the Bush-Cheney crowd multiplication image is included.)
Amazingly, the Photoshopped picture of a Canadian soldier is still posted at The Democratic Party web site this morning. They’re probably all busy Googling for more dirt on Mark Foley.
I guess The Democratic Party couldn’t find a photograph of a US veteran that had the right attitude for their web site’s page slamming the Bush administration for not supporting the troops enough. So they found a picture of a Canadian soldier, digitally removed the badge from his beret, and ...
Ned Lamont opens his victory speech with a call to cut and run from Iraq: Hot Air: (Video of speeches added).