Giuliani appears to be spending his 9.11 mojo on possibly replacing Cheney in 2004. And we all know where that will lead.
Category: Politics (2002-2004)
Man of the “People.”
Dana Milbank surveys one of Dubya’s more aggravating rhetorical tics.
Getting Warmer…
The Bush administration gets closer to admitting human agency in global warming, even if Dubya himself had trouble getting through the “report put out by the bureaucracy.”
Straight Talk Excess.
The men who would be McCain in 2004, according to Slate.
Follow the money 2003.
Speaking of the man in question, special-interest PACS look to carve their niche after McCain-Feingold. Alas, according to this report, they’ll still do quite swimmingly.
How much is Justice, again?
According to CNN, the Supreme Court currently includes five millionaires, the richest two being Clinton appointees (Ginsberg, Breyer), and the poorest those of Reagan/Bush, Sr. (Thomas, Kennedy.) Just goes to show, wealth doesn’t always correlate with wrongheadedness.
More Spying, Less Voting.
Dems decry Ashcroft’s handling of several Florida vote investigations, namely those involving Katherine Harris. Looks likes there still needs to be more sunshine shed on the Sunshine State GOP.
Big Flack Attack.
Jonathan Chait analyzes the spin methodology of Ari Fleischer. I’m reminded of Monty Python’s Argument Clinic, which aired on BBC America the other day.