Tenet: Bush Made CIA A Scapegoat For The Iraq War
April 30, 2007
Corzine Leaving
Hospital Today
April 30, 2007
State Dept.
Official Resigns In Prostitute Scandal
April 30, 2007
Bush
Approval Drops To 28%
April 27, 2007
The new
Harris Poll shows that President Bush is viewed
positively by 28% or Americans. Only 25% have a
positive view of Vice President Cheney.
GOP Rep. Renzi
Denies Resignation Rumors
April 27, 2007
Arizona
Congressman Rick Renzi is denying rumors he will
resign after failing to disclose a $200,000
payment from a business partner. The payment
involved a land deal under grand jury
investigation.
Last week, the FBI raided a business owned by
Renzi's wife and Renzi stepped down from the House
Intelligence Committee the same day.
Utah Republican Blames Satan For Illegal
Immigration
April 26, 2007
McCain
Skips Vote On War Funding
April 26, 2007
Congress Approves War Funding, Sets Timetable For
Withdrawal
April 26, 2007
Housing Sales Have Worst Drop Since 1989
April 25, 2007
McCain Trying To Jumpstart Campaign With Second
“Announcement”
April 25, 2007
Obama Says
Giuliani Campaign Is Based On Fear
April 25, 2007
Clinton, Obama
Holding Out On New Hampshire Debates
April 25, 2007
Federal Prosecutor Fired After Initiating Rove
Investigation
April 24, 2007
Tillman Family
Accuses Pentagon Of Deliberate Cover-Up
April 24, 2007
In
testimony before Congress today, the brother of
Pat Tillman accused the U.S. military of
deliberately exploiting Tillman’s death to
distract public attention away from military
defeats and the Abu Ghraib torture story.
According to Kevin Tillman, the story of Pat
Tillman’s death in a shoot-out with insurgents as
told by the Pentagon was “utter fiction” and that
“revealing Pat’s death was a fratricide would have
been yet another political disaster during a month
already swollen with political disasters and a
brutal truth that the American public would
undoubtedly find unacceptable. So the facts
needed to be suppressed, an alternative narrative
had to be constructed.”
Special Counsel
Investigating Rove’s Use Of Government Resources
For GOP Politics
April 24, 2007
Prison Riot In
Indiana
April 24, 2007
Security Problems At The White House
April 23, 2007
GOP Race Gets
Dirty Down South
April 23, 2007
Obama Sets Out
Plan To Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions
April 23, 2007
After Virginia Tech Massacre McCain Supports "No
Gun Control"
April 23, 2007
Boris Yeltsin Is
Dead At 76
April 23, 2007
Federal Background Check Failed To Stop Virginia
Tech Shooter
April 22, 2007
The
killer at Virginia Tech bought his weapons after
passing a federal background check that should
have revealed his mental history and prevented the
sale.
Obama: Stop
Letting Mentally Ill Buy Guns
April 22, 2007
Is Gore Quietly
Planning A 2008 Campaign?
April 22, 2007
Virginia Governor Declares Day Of Mourning
April 20, 2007
"Everyone Is
Disappointed" With Gonzales Testimony
April 20, 2007
House Passes Bill
Giving DC Vote In Congress
April 20, 2007
Reid: Iraq War Is Lost
April 19, 2007
McCain Sings
“Bomb Iran”
April 19, 2007
Gonzales In The
Crossfire
April 19, 2007
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales faced heated
questions from both sides during today’s
Congressional hearing on the Justice Department
firing of eight federal prosecutors.
Giuliani’s Lead
Over McCain Shrinks
April 19, 2007
FBI Raids Home Of GOP Congressman
April 18, 2007
The
FBI has raided the Washington, D.C. area
home of California Rep. John Doolittle. The
congressman and his wife have been under
investigation for their connection to disgraced
super-lobbyist Jack Abramoff.
Dem Leaders Meet
With Bush On Iraq
April 18, 2007
Supreme Court Upholds Ban On Abortion Procedure
April 18, 2007
Corzine’s SUV Going 91 MPH Before Crash
April 17, 2007
The SUV carrying New Jersey Governor John Corzine
was traveling up to 91 miles per hour five seconds
before the crash that critically injured Corzine
last week.
Virginia Tech Shooter Was A Student
April 17, 2007
Police
have identified 23 year old Cho Seung-Hui of South
Korea as the gunman who killed 32 people in
yesterday's massacre at Virginia Tech University.
Most Americans
Pessimistic About Iraq War
April 17, 2007
For the
first time, a majority of Americans believe that
the US will not win the war in Iraq. Two-thirds of
Americans believe the war was not worth fighting.
More
Than 30 Killed In University Gun Rampage
April 16, 2007
An unidentified gunman
has killed more than 30 people and wounded at
least 29 others at Virginia Tech University. The
identity of the shooter and the motive for the
attack are unknown.
Tommy Thompson:
Making Money A “Jewish Tradition”
April 16, 2007
GOP
presidential hopeful Tommy Thompson surprised an
audience of Jewish activists Monday when he said
"I'm in the private sector and for the first time
in my life I'm earning money. You know that's sort
of part of the Jewish tradition and I do not find
anything wrong with that."
Conservatives Call
For Gonzales’ Resignation
April 16, 2007
New Mexico Senator
Made “Personal Appeal” To Have Prosecutor Fired
April 16, 2007
Comedy Central
Viewers Are The Most Informed
April 16, 2007
A Pew Research Center Study shows that viewers
of Comedy Central programs The Daily Show
and The Colbert Report are the most
informed among television news consumers. FOX
viewers were among the least informed.
Mahdi Army Quits
Iraq Government
April 16, 2007
McCain: I Have No
Plan B
April 16, 2007
Statehood For
Puerto Rico?
April 16, 2007
McCain Takes
Credit For Taxes Cuts He Opposed
April 16, 2007
NJ Governor
Critically Injured While Not Wearing Seatbelt
April 13, 2007
Clinton Blasts
Bush “Culture Of Cronyism”
April 13, 2007
Condi Calls
Imus’ Comments “Disgusting”
April 13, 2007
White House
Claims Bush Was In The Dark About Iraq Troop
Extensions, Fueling Speculation
April 13, 2007
Four Years of Rove E-mails Missing
April 13, 2007
Leahy Doubts Bush Aides On Lost E-Mails
April 12, 2007
NJ
Governor Corzine Breaks Leg In Auto Accident
April 12, 2007
CBS Fires Don Imus From Radio Show
April 12, 2007
Suicide Bomber
Hits Iraq Parliament Building
April 12, 2007
Eight
people were killed when a suicide bomber attacked
the Iraq Parliament building deep inside the
“Green Zone,” the most heavily guarded area in
Baghdad.
Turks Attack Kurds
On Iraqi Border
April 12, 2007
McCain Struggling
To Jumpstart Campaign
April 12, 2007
Obama Calls For
Imus To Be Fired
April 12, 2007
Wolfowitz Under
Fire For Giving Girlfriend $240K Raise
April 12, 2007
After helping lead the charge for war in Iraq,
Paul Wolfowitz was rewarded with the top job at
the World Bank, where he approved a $240K salary
for his girlfriend, Libyan-born Shaha Riza.
Author Kurt
Vonnegut Dead At 84
April 12, 2007
New Advances In
Fight Against Breast Cancer
April 12, 2007
Rudy
Thinks Its 1987
April 11, 2007
When asked
the current price of milk and bread, GOP
presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani said "A
gallon of milk is probably about a $1.50, a loaf
of bread about a $1.25, $1.30." The average price
of bread is actually about $2.00, but it was $1.28
in
1987.
Army Extends Iraq Tour Of Duty
April 11, 2007
The
U.S. Army announced that it is extending the tour
of duty for all active-duty soldiers in Iraq and
Afghanistan from 12 months to 15 months.
"Our forces are
stretched, there's no question about that," said
Defense Secretary Robert Gates, who announced the
extension.
Giuliani Avoids
Taking Stand On Flying Confederate Flag
April 11,
2007
US Accuses Iran Of
Training Iraqi Bombers
April 11, 2007
Fred Thompson
Discloses Cancer Diagnosis
April 11, 2007
Potential GOP presidential candidate Fred Thompson
has disclosed that he was diagnosed with cancer
two years ago.
GOP Has Secret
“Plan B” To Win The War
April 11, 2007
Bush Threatens To
Veto Stem Cell Research Bill
April 11, 2007
Treaty With
Tripoli Says US Not Founded As a Christian Nation
April 11, 2007
A
treaty adopted by the U.S. Senate in 1797 states
that “As the Government of the United States of
America is not, in any sense, founded on the
Christian religion; as it has in itself no
character of enmity against the laws, religion, or
tranquility, of Mussulmen; and, as the said States
never entered into any war, or act of hostility
against any Mahometan nation, it is declared by
the parties, that no pretext arising from
religious opinions, shall ever produce an
interruption of the harmony existing between the
two countries.”
Afghan Opium Trade
Thriving
April 11, 2007
Imus In Hot Water
Over Racist Comments
April 11, 2007
Radio
host Don Imus has been suspended after calling the
Rutgers women's’ basketball team “nappy headed
ho’s.”
Bush Seeks Meeting
With Dems On War Funding
April 10, 2007
House Committee
Subpoenas Justice Department Documents
April 10, 2007
Clinton Wants More
Aid For Veterans
April 10, 2007
New Taliban
Emerging In Afghanistan
April 10, 2007
Kissinger Endorses
McCain
April 10, 2007
New York Moves
2008 Primary To February 5th
April 10, 2007
Birkhead
Is Baby's Daddy
April 10, 2007
Iran Boasts Of “Industrial Scale” Nuclear Program
April 9, 2007
The Fall Of
Baghdad – Four Years Later
April 9, 2007
Pope Says “Nothing
Positive” Comes From Iraq War
April 8, 2007
al-Sadr Calls For
Attacks On Americans
April 8, 2007
Radical
cleric Muqtada al-Sadr called on Iraq’s
guerrilla fighters to concentrate on pushing
American forces out of the country. The Shiite
militia leader, whose movement controls a
significant number of seats in the current Iraqi
government, also called the Iraqi army and police
to stop cooperating with U.S. forces.
Gingrich Says
Attorney General Should Consider Resigning
April 8, 2007
Democrats Set To
Debate In South Carolina
April 8, 2007
Another Gonzales
Aide Quits
April 6, 2007
Monica Goodling has resigned from her position as
an assistant to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.
Two weeks ago Goodling informed Congress that she
would invoke her 5th Amendment right
against self-incrimination and refuse to testify
in the investigation of Gonzales’ firing of eight
federal prosecutors. Email released by the
Justice Department shows that Goodling was
involved in the firings. Gonzales’ chief of staff
Kyle Sampson resigned March 12th after
his role in the firings was disclosed.
Anna Nicole’s Doctor Under Investigation
April 6, 2007
California are officials are investigating the
psychiatrist that prescribed Anna Nicole Smith the
11 different drugs found in the hotel room where
she died.
NY Newspaper
Promotes Cheney For President
April 6, 2007
Clinton Leading
Giuliani In New York
April 6, 2007
Betty Ford Hospitalized
April 5, 2007
Romney Caught In Hunting Fib
April 5, 2007
Mitt
Romney describes himself as “a
hunter pretty much all my life,” but according to
the Boston Globe, Romney has been hunting exactly
two times. The first time was hunting rabbits
with cousins in Idaho at age 15. The second was a
Cheney-style quail “hunt” in a fenced area with
GOP donors last year.
Billionaire
Kekorian Offers To Buy Chrysler
April 5, 2007
Former
movie mogul Kirk Kerkorian has offered to buy
Chrysler from its German owners for $4.5 billion
in cash. Daimler-Benz merged with Chrysler in
1998, beating out Kerkorian’s earlier attempt to
acquire the auto manufacturer.
Romney Jumps To The Lead In New Hampshire
April 5, 2007
Former
Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney is now tied
with John McCain in a new Zogby poll of New
Hampshire’s GOP voters. Romney and McCain both
receive 25% while Rudy Giuliani trails with 19%.
Giuliani Supports
Public Funding For Abortion
April 5, 2007
GOP Congressman
Meets With Syrian President
April 5, 2007
Florida’s GOP
Governor Fights For Criminals’ Right To Vote
April 5, 2007
Gingrich Calls
Spanish A “Ghetto” Language
April 5, 2007
Obama Keeps Up With Clinton Fundraising
April 4, 2007
The
Obama campaign released their first quarter
fundraising numbers for 2008, showing an
impressive $25 million raised by the freshman
Illinois senator. His main rival for the
Democratic nomination, New York Senator Hillary
Clinton, previously announced record-breaking
donations of $26 million over the same period.
Iran To Release
Captured British Sailors
April 4, 2007
New Mexico
Lawmakers Under Scrutiny For Pressuring Prosecutor
Firings
April 4, 2007
Clinton Holds Lead
In New Hampshire
April 4, 2007
Hillary
Clinton clings to her lead in a recent New
Hampshire poll. The New York senator has the
support of 29%, followed by former North Carolina
senator John Edwards at 23% and Barack Obama at
20%.
One
Dead Following CNN Center Shooting
April 3, 2007
Romney Beating Rudy In Fundraising
April 2, 2007
Pelosi Visiting Israel and Syria
April 2, 2007
Tommy Thompson
Announces Presidential Campaign
April 2, 2007
First Gitmo Trial Results In Plea Deal, Nine Month
Sentence
April 1, 2007
Gitmo detainee David Hicks will be out of jail by
Christmas under a plea deal cut with the Bush
Administration. In addition, the Australian
accused of being a trained al Qaeda agent agreed
to serve a nine month sentence and promised not to
claim he was abused during his five year
detention.
Giuliani Pal
Faces Felony Charges
April 1, 2007
Bernard Kerik, nominated by the Bush
administration to be the second Homeland Security
Secretary, is expected to be charged with tax
evasion and conspiracy to commit wiretapping.
Kerik withdrew his nomination over various
financial scandals after being personally
recommended to President Bush by Rudy Giuliani,
Kerik's friend and business partner.
