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Daily Archives: February 17, 2016
2006: Obama Explained Why He Needs To Be Blocked
30 Jan 2006, Page 5 – at Newspapers.com
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New York Times : A Different Set Of Rules For Democrats
In 1987, the New York Times said that Democrats had the right to block Reagan’s Supreme Court nomination, because they had won control of the Senate. Against Robert Bork – NYTimes.com
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Sweating Like A Cochonne
Three years ago, our dignified president ran outside on a hot day in order to sweat in front of the cameras for climate change. Some days he fake cries, other days he fake sweats. President Obama addresses climate change at … Continue reading
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