America's presidential hopefuls are pushing government-heavy approaches to climate change — just as the rest of the world is rebelling against them.
By turning down a chance to see the improvements in Iraq firsthand, Barack Obama showed that he is bitterly clinging to an outdated storyline about the war.
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May 29th PJM Political On XM Satellite Radio
Tammy Bruce and “Capt. Ed” Morrissey discuss identity politics and Hillary’s endgame rhetoric. Plus:
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From this week’s PJM Political, host Bill Bradley’s opening segment. And check out the above video for Bill’s follow-up interview with Steve Schmidt, adviser to John McCain’s presidential campaign.
May 29th Bill Bradley Interview
At a Beverly Hills press event on Wednesday, John McCain showcased his command of the issues, rapport with the media, and respect for bloggers.
In a shocking report, the chief auditing office of the Iranian parliament says that tens of billions of dollars in oil revenues from 2006-2007 have vanished.
For many Star Wars geeks, the world ended 25 years ago with Return of the Jedi — and realizing that George Lucas cares more about merchandising than the purity of his own grand vision.
Campaigns never involve a substantive discussion of the issues. Why should we expect this year to be any different as Obama and McCain "debate" Iran policy?
Corn-based ethanol has been giving biofuels a bad name. The real solution is biodiesel — a green, efficient energy source that won't starve the planet.
Scott McClellan's book isn't even on bookshelves yet and is already causing controversy. Just what do presidential aides owe to the men who gave them everything and changed their lives forever?