Tonite’s the night. National Geographic does an in-depth interview with former President Bush. Simple and direct in his expression of emotion during this trying time, the interview is riveting and a terrific slice of history. Check your local listings.
There’s no question that Senator John Edwards is facing the biggest challenge of his life: staying out of jail for campaign fraud and misuse of funds so that his 4 children will still have a father. That’s why the millionaire trial lawyer is putting it all on the line and has now hired Abbey Lowell to lead his defense. Lowell is infamous for defending President Bill Clinton when facing impeachment hearings in the House. Read the charges and why John Edwards is pleading “not guilty” when he admits, he was indeed, in the wrong.
President Obama didn’t just go on vacation this week, he got outta Dodge.
With every day, more headlines emerge suggesting that the White House timed the president’s absence….perfectly. Wouldn’t you want to dodge a press conference if your “man-of-the-people” image collided with the arrival of your spanking new black, luxury presidential limo-buses, poorly-timed $50,000 a week get a way vacation, and a untended economic disaster on the horizon?
Here’s a misery list for the president’s week and his clever immigration band-aid to shore up his re-election hopes.
Rick Perry jumps into the fight for the 2012 GOP presidential race tomorrow. Will he be a solution for Republicans disenchanted with the current field? Or a problem because he begins to split the vote with Bachmann, Pawlenty, Santorum, Gingrich and Paul? You can bet former Governor Mitt Romney is watching closely. Read today about Perry’s strategy to bring new political tools to the 2012 campaign.
Ryan explains why he, and many other U.S. Congressman are not willing to play ball with the White House, why they will not budge, and why responsible men and women in Congress simply will not stand by while the Obama administration tries to tie an even heavier anvil around the necks of our children.
It’s a war for the soul of America.
Would Rick Perry be too flamboyant for the Republican Party across the nation? Or is his brash, take-no-prisoners style just what Republicans are hungry for?
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