You would be mistaken if you thought that Democrats were going to quietly cede Evan Bayh’s Senate seat. Brad Ellsworth, the Democratic nominee to replace Evan Bayh in the Senate, is going on an offensive against his Republican opponent Dan Coats. The Ellsworth campaign released a “campaign report” to supporters by e-mail. It’s a six [...]
Entries from June 2010
Ellsworth Goes on Offense Against Coats
June 19th, 2010 · No Comments
Tags: Election 2010 · Politics
Book Interview for Game Freaks 365′s Review Guide
June 17th, 2010 · No Comments
It’s been a little over a week since my last post on the site, mostly because I have been terribly busy with summer classes. Apologies for not keeping things more up-to-date! Anyway, I recently was interviewed (actually, it was a while ago, but they just got around to posting it) by a site that focuses [...]
Tea Party Wins in Nevada, Moderates in California, Lincoln in Arkansas
June 8th, 2010 · No Comments
The Tea Party candidate for Senate has won the Republican nomination in the state of Nevada. Sharron Angle will take on Majority Leader Harry Reid in November. The favorite in this race was Sue Lowden, who suggested that people should exchange chickens for medical care. Since then, her campaign has imploded, as evidenced by tonight’s [...]
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President Bush Admits to Ordering Torture
June 3rd, 2010 · No Comments
President Bush was in Grand Rapids, Michigan yesterday giving a closed-to-the-media speech in which he admitted that he ordered the waterboarding of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. Considering the fact that we already knew that this occurred would seemingly make this less newsworthy, but the fact that President Bush admitted to ordering it is a significant development. [...]
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Party Switcher Parker Griffith Loses GOP Primary
June 2nd, 2010 · No Comments
Just five months ago Parker Griffith called himself a Democrat. Today, he’s a soon-to-be former member of Congress. The party switcher lost in the Republican primary of his conservative Alabama district. Tuesday’s primary resulted in a victory for Mo Brooks, who received 51 percent of the vote to Griffith’s 33 percent, avoiding a runoff by [...]
Tags: Election 2010 · Politics