No year for the vultures
A little more than a year ago, Gary Williams and his University of Maryland men’s basketball program was under attack. The Washington Post led the charge, with an assist, it seems, from the Maryland athletic department. The word was that Willaims had lost his touch and might well lose his job. [...]
Unholy Alliance
We’ve written many times about the seemingly odd-bedfellow alliance between the Left and Islamic radicals. Today, the Telegraph reports on the “infiltration” of the Labour Party by Islamists:
The Islamic Forum of Europe (IFE) — which believes in jihad and sharia law, and wants to turn Britain and Europe into an Islamic state — has [...]
The Democrats’ New Map
Or, why I am not convinced that either Pelosi or Reid has the votes
The New York Times, of all venues, sculpts the slope the Democrats must scale to summit Mount Reconciliation:
Of the 219 Democrats who initially voted in favor of the House measure, roughly 40 did so in part because it contained the so-called Stupak [...]
Organized labor’s agenda hits roadblock; what now? - The Associated Press
Organized labor's agenda hits roadblock; what now?The Associated PressWASHINGTON ? Labor's high hopes for major gains under President Barack Obama and a Democratic Congress have dimmed, raising fresh doubts about union …
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Graph of the day Redux
This is a re-post of what was put up back on October 23, 09. It just seems like a good time to revisit the point. Democtatic-controlled senates are bad for employment. The reposting here was inspired by a comment made today on the original post
As the old saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand [...]
Recognizing What Historically Black Colleges and Universities Mean to America
Click here to see the video.
As I stood watching the Virginia State University drum-line perform in the White House this week (likely the first time an HBCU drum-line has ever perform
ed at the White House), I was reminded of how far we have come as a nation and hopeful about where we [...]
