Romney
Already Naming Possible VP Choices
March 30, 2007
Training both Rudy Giuliani and John McCain in the
polls, Romney suggested he might choose Newt
Gingrich or Jeb Bush as his vice-presidential
running mate.
McCain Blocks
Health Care Funding For 9/11 Emergency Responders
March 30, 2007
Clinton Expected
To Set Fundraising Records
March 30, 2007
Paris Hilton Going
To Jail?
March 30, 2007
Ex-Aide Says Gonzales Lied About Prosecutor
Firings
March 29, 2007
Kyle
Sampson, former chief of staff to Attorney General
Alberto Gonzales testified that Gonzales’
statements denying any involvement in the firings
of eight federal prosecutors were not accurate.
Dobson On Fred Thompson: I Don’t Think He’s
A Christian
March 29, 2007
McCain Almost Quit
GOP In 2001
March 29, 2007
Bush And Congress
Battle Over Iraq War Timeline
March 29, 2007
Iran Shows Video Of Captured British Sailors
March 28, 2007
No Ambassadorship
For Swift Boat Group Financier
March 28, 2007
Facing
opposition from Senators and Vietnam veterans, the
Bush administration has withdrawn the nomination
of Sam Fox to be ambassador to Belgium.
“Open Warfare” In
Gonzales’ Justice Department
March 28, 2007
Comedian Wrecks
Ferrari Worth $2 Million
March 28, 2007
Border Fence
Builder Facing Jail Time For Using Illegal
Laborers
March 28, 2007
Gonzales Walks Out On Press Conference
March 27, 2007
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales walked out of a
press conference today when reports began asking
him questions about the investigation into the
firings of federal prosecutors.
Mormons Protesting Cheney Speech At BYU
March 27, 2007
Poll Shows Close
Race For Dems in Iowa
March 27, 2007
A new
University of Iowa Poll shows John Edwards
maintaining his lead at 27% with Hillary Clinton
at 25% and Barack Obama close behind at 23%.
White
House Spokesman Faces New Cancer Battle
March 27, 2007
A
growth removed from White House Press Secretary Tony
Snow has tested positive for cancer. Snow was
treated for colon cancer in 2005.
Webb Staffer Arrested For Gun In Capitol
March 27, 2007
An aide
to Virginia Senator James Webb was arrested yesterday
for entering a Senate office building with a loaded
handgun.
Principal Cancels
High School Play About Iraq
March 27, 2007
Gonzales Aide Will Take The 5th
March 26, 2007
The
lawyer for Monica Goodling announced that she will
refuse to answer questions at upcoming Senate
hearings into the Justice Department firing of
several federal prosecutors. Goodling, an
aide to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, was
involved in the firings.
Official Report:
Drug Overdose Killed Anna Nicole Smith
March 26, 2007
Vilsack Endorses
Clinton For President
March 26, 2007
Former
Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack, who abandoned his own
presidential campaign a few weeks ago, has
endorsed Hillary Clinton.
New Home Sales
Slump
March 26, 2007
Thompson Wins
Straw Poll
March 26, 2007
Former
Tennessee Senator and current Law & Order star
Fred Thompson won a straw poll held after a GOP
convention in Georgia. Current national
front-runner Rudy Giuliani came in third, after
Georgia’s Newt Gingrich.
McCain Misses
Fundraising Goals
March 26, 2007
Hagel Calls Impeachment An Option
March 26, 2007
Questions About
Personal Life Not Relevant Says Giuliani
March 25, 2007
Speaking
outside a former brothel, the twice-divorced Rudy
Giuliani claimed that his personal problems had no
effect on his ability to lead. This came one day
after
third wife Judith, told reporters that Giuliani was
actually her third husband, not her second.
Hostage Crisis As Iran Refuses To Release British
Sailors
March 25, 2007
The Iranian
government continues to hold 15 British sailors seized
at gunpoint in a waterway that separates Iran from
Iraq.
Generals Blamed In
“Friendly Fire” Cover-Up
March 25, 2007
Pat Tillman
played four seasons in the National Football
League before turning down a multimillion-dollar
contract and joining the Army Rangers after the
Sept. 11, 2001. While fighting in Afghanistan,
Tillman was accidentally killed by members of his
own platoon. Tillman’s commanders soon
realized this was a “friendly-fire” incident, but
the Army persisted in telling Tillman's family he
was killed in a conventional ambush. A
Pentagon investigation into the incident will
recommend that nine officers, including up to four
generals, be held accountable.
47 Killed In
Baghdad Bombings
March
25, 2007
Iranian Navy Seizes 15 British Soldiers
March 23, 2007
British
officials are demanding the return of 15 soldiers
seized by Iranian ships while operating in Iraqi
waters.
New Defense
Secretary Wanted Gitmo Closed
March 23, 2007
After
replacing Don Rumsfeld, Defense Secretary Bob
Gates argued that the U.S. detention facility at
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba should be closed.
Edwards
Campaign Goes On Despite Recurrence Of Wife’s Cancer
March 22, 2007
Democratic
presidential hopeful John Edwards announced his
campaign would continue despite a recurrence of cancer
in his wife. “The campaign goes on, the campaign
goes on strongly,” Edwards said today with his wife
Elizabeth Edwards, at his side.
Gore Testifies
Before Congress On Global Warming
March 22, 2007
According
to the former Vice President,
"We do not have time to
play around with this.”
Democrat Barred
From House Floor For Katrina Remark
March 22, 2007
Rep. Gene
Taylor of Mississippi was temporarily banned from
the floor of the House of Representatives after
questioning a fellow House member's "decency" for
seeking to restrict housing reconstruction funds
for Hurricane Katrina and Rita victims.
Southern
Baptist Leader Warns GOP Against Nominating
Giuliani
March 22, 2007
A leader of
the Southern Baptist Convention has warned that
Rudy Giuliani will not get the votes of Southern
Baptists if he is the GOP nominee in 2008.
McCain Abandons
Immigration Reform
March 22, 2007
The Arizona
Senator has bowed to increasing conservative
criticism over his attempt to forge a bipartisan
immigration reform bill.
Blanco
Drops Re-Election Bid
March 21, 2007
The
Louisiana Governor, criticized along with
President Bush for their handling of Hurricane
Katrina, announced she would not seek a second
term
Bush Will Defy
Subpoenas
March 21, 2007
Bush
announced that he will challenge any efforts to
subpoena White House aides in the investigation
over the firing of eight federal prosecutors.
GOP
Congresswoman: Walter Reed Story "Overblown"
March 21, 2007
Ohio Rep. Jean Schmidt wrote
on her Web site that media reports about the
terrible living conditions at Walter Reed Army
Medical Center for veterans wounded in Iraq and
Afghanistan were "overblown."
Clinton and
Obama Clash Over Iraq War
March 21, 2007
Senate
approves Limits On Attorney General's Power
March 20, 2007
The
Senate voted 94-2 to limit the power of Attorney
General Gonzales to replace the federal
prosecutors he recently fired. Gonzales is
under increasing criticism for his removal of
eight federal prosecutors.
"Bong Hits 4
Jesus" Case Reaches Supreme Court
March 20, 2007
The
nation's highest court will rule on whether the
First Amendment protects the rights of an Alaska
teenager to unveil a "Bong Hits 4 Jesus" banner
across the street from his high school.
More Evidence Bush
Administration Doctored Global Warming Data
March 20, 2007
The Assault On
Reason
March 20, 2007
Al Gore
has a new book described as "A visionary analysis
of how the politics of fear, secrecy, cronyism,
and blind faith has combined with the degration of
the public sphere to create an environment
dangerously hostile to reason."
Cuba Si! Romney, No!
March 19, 2007
Former
Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney stumbled his
way through a speech before Cuban-Americans in
Miami. Romney mangled the names of Cuban American
politicians and ended his speech with "Patria o
muerte, venceremos!" - Fidel Castro's
traditional slogan for ending speeches.
McCain Apologizes For "Tar Baby" Comment
March 18, 2007
Expectations
Running High For Clinton's Fundraising Operation
March 18, 2007
Did Gonzales Lie
Under Oath Before Congress?
March 18, 2007
Doubts After al
Qaeda Leader Confesses To Almost Everything
March 18, 2007
DeLay
Book To Rip GOP Leadership Since 1994
March 16, 2007
Disgraced
former House majority leader Tom DeLay’s new book
attacks many of his former allies, calling George
Bush more compassionate than conservative and
attacking former GOP leader Newt Gingrich as an
ineffective Speaker of the House. According
to DeLay, the leadership picked to run the House
of Representatives after the 1994 GOP election
victory (Gingrich, Dick Armey as majority leader
and DeLay as majority whip) were "were not a
cohesive team, and this hindered our ability to
change the nation."
Warmest Winter
On Record
March 16, 2007
The period
December 2006 to February 2007 had the highest
average temperatures since 1880, when
recordkeeping began.
Rep. Kennedy
Was Hooked On Pain-Killers
March 16, 2007
A month
before driving his car into a Capitol Hill
barricade, Rep. Patrick Kennedy realized he was
hooked on oxycontin.
California
Moves Presidential Primary To Feb. 8th
March 16, 2007
Creating a
virtual national primary, California moved its
2008 presidential primary election from June to
February.
GOP Race Tight
In New Hampshire
March 16, 2007
A new poll
shows McCain leading with 29%, Giuliani right
behind him at 28% and Romney a close third with
22%.
Clinton
Sidesteps Question On General’s Comments On Gays
March 16, 2007
Senator
Clinton avoided directly answering a question on
whether she agreed with General Pace’s
characterization of homosexuals as immoral.
“I’m going to leave that for others to decide”
said the Democratic presidential hopeful.
Dems Afraid Of Colbert
March 15, 2007
Illinois Rep. Rahm Emanuel has warned fellow
Democrats to avoid appearing on The Colbert
Report, the Comedy Central parody of FOX’s Bill
O’Reilly.
GOP Senator:
Bush Should Fire Gonzales
March 15, 2007
Senator
John Sununu (R-New Hampshire) said in an interview
“I think the attorney general should be fired.”
Sununu is up for re-election next year.
Joile Adopts
Another Child
March 15, 2007
Angelina Jolie’s international kid collection
continued to grow as she adopted another child,
this time from Vietnam.
Her new son, Pax Thien
Jolie, joins Maddox from
Cambodia, sister Zahara from Ethiopia, and Shiloh,
Jolie’s biological daughter with actor Brad Pitt
that was born in Namibia.
Gitmo Detainee
Confesses To Planning 9-11 Attacks
March 15, 2007
The
military has released the transcript from a
military commission hearing in which
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed says
“I
was responsible for the 9/11 operation from A-Z."
The hearing took place in
the
U.S. detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Senate Agrees To Begin Debate On Iraq Pullout
March 14, 2007
“Mistakes Were Made” In Prosecutor Purge By
Gonzales
March 14, 2007
Senate Defeats GOP
Filibuster On Iraq Resolution
March 14, 2007
New Hampshire Poll
Shows Clinton Leading Obama By Seven Points
March 14, 2007
69%
Oppose Pardon For Scooter Libby
March 13, 2007
The
vast majority of American’s oppose the idea of
President Bush pardoning Scooter Libby, who was
convicted of perjury and obstruction of justice in
the investigation over the outing of CIA operative
Valerie Plame.
Gonzales’ Chief Of
Staff Resigns As Investigation Of Prosecutor Purge
Begins
March 13, 2007
As
Congress begins its inquiry into Attorney General
Alberto Gonzales’ firing of eight federal
prosecutors, Gonzales’ chief of staff abruptly
resigned.
US Military Chief
Under Fire For Comments On Gays
March 13, 2007
Calls
for an apology after chairman of the military
Joint Chief of Staff Gen. Peter Pace called
homosexuals “immoral.”
Army Surgeon General Fired Over Walter Reed
Scandal
March 13, 2007
The top Army medical officer was ousted as a
result of the continuing scandal over the military
treatment of wounded veterans at the Walter Reed
Hospital.
Rove Role In U.S.
Prosecutor Purge Scrutinized
March 13, 2007
Presidential advisor Karl Role appears to have
played a role in Attorney General Alberto
Gonzales’ firing of eight federal prosecutors.
Hagel Delays Decision On Bid For GOP Nomination
March 12, 2007
The
Nebraska senator and frequent war critic will wait
until fall to decide whether to seek the
presidency.
Complaints About
Attorney General From Both Parties
March 12, 2007
Senators Specter and Schumer had harsh words for
the performance of Attorney General Alberto
Gonzales, with Schumer calling for Gonzales’
resignation.
Romney Uses
Birthday To Highlight McCain’s Age
March 12, 2007
As
Romney turns 60, attention focused on McCain, who
would be 72 when he took office if elected.
Ron Paul To
Officially Announce GOP Candidacy
March 12, 2007
Currently serving as a GOP member of Congress,
Paul was the 1988 Libertarian nominee for
President.
Halliburton Moving
To Dubai
March 12, 2007
Vice President Dick Cheney’s former company is
moving its headquarters to Dubai.
Halliburton is currently under investigation by
the SEC and Justice Department in the U.S. for
improper business conduct in Iraq, Kuwait and
Nigeria
Nevada Dems Nix Fox Debate
March 10, 2007
Vietnam Vets That Attacked Kerry Now Going After
McCain
March 8, 2007
Gingrich Was
Cheating During Clinton Impeachment
March 8, 2007
Congress
Investigating Firing Of U.S. Attorneys
March 8, 2007
“Law & Order” Star
Considering White House Bid
March 8, 2007
Giuliani’s Marriages Trouble Evangelicals
March 8, 200
Hagel To Reveal
Presidential Plans
March 8, 2007
Clinton Calls For
GI ‘Bill Of Rights’
March 8, 2007
Former Navy Sailor
Charged With Helping Al Qaeda
March 8, 2007
Obama Pays 17 Year
Old Parking Tickets
March 8, 2007
Nearly 70 Percent Pessimistic On War Outcome
March 7, 2007
