Posts Tagged ‘Harry Reid’

Sunday, November 7th, 2010 at 2:43pm

The Obama-Reid-Pelosi Agenda Lives

Posted by Tom Skypek in 2010 Elections, Conservatism, Current Events

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has announced that she will seek the position of House Minority Leader in the next session of Congress.  And, of course, Harry Reid will return as the Senate Majority Leader (much to the chagrin of Dick Durbin and Chuck Schumer).  The election results were a repudiation of big government liberalism–cap and trade, Obamacare, the so-called stimulus, and TARP.

Clearly, though, that’s not how the Democratic Party or the White House interprets the election results.  Thinking about 2012, this seems like a good thing for conservatives and Republicans.  Not only will Obama not be able to run against the “do-nothing”  Republican Congress (since we only control one chamber),…

Friday, August 29th, 2008 at 2:36pm

Barack Obama, Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi

Posted by Tom Skypek in Media, The American Presidency

Do you really want these three running your government?

Elect John McCain and Sarah Palin on November 4th

Wednesday, July 30th, 2008 at 2:56pm

Bob Kerrey: Candidates’ Position on Surge Irrelevant

According to former Nebraska Sen. Bob Kerrey, the candidates’ position on last year’s troop surge is irrelevant.  Today, he wrote in the Denver Post, “Arguing about who was right or wrong in 2003 or even who was right or wrong about the surge has little bearing on the question of what do we do today, moving forward.”  Sen. Kerrey couldn’t be more wrong.  Sen. McCain advocated the troop increase last year at a time when public support for the Iraq War had reached its lowest levels and politicians like Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid were waving the proverbial white flag of defeat. 

The fact is that the troop surge increased security throughout Iraq, setting the conditions for political progress.  Sen. McCain…

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