Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Choomba!


Full Monty
Politico, in full attack mode against Republicans on the eve of the Supreme Court's likely decision to overturn all or part of Obamacare, sought out former Rep. Anthony Weiner to offer his insights on the law. Weiner claims that Democrats were right to pass the law, but that the public is simply too stupid to understand its benefits, and that the party should have done a better job of defending its members from public outrage over the issue. (Breitbart.com, 6/27/2012)


Now who, Dems wondered, can we get to speak from a position of moral authority on Obamacare? Why Anthony Weiner of course!


No Show
Young Hollywood will have to make do without Barack Obama at their Friday fundraiser. The president is skipping the “Gen44” event at L.A.’s Soho Houseon June 29, instead sending campaign surrogates like chief technology officer Harper Reed and Battleground States director Mitch Stewart, Deadline reports. (POLITICO.com, 6/26/2012)


Thus snubbed, an excellent opportunity for "Young Hollywood" to show their independence....and back Romney!


Swamp People
Surviving one of the toughest re-election fights of his career, Representative Charles B. Rangel fended off four challengers on Tuesday to win the Democratic nomination for a 22nd term in Congress.


Mr. Rangel’s victory capped a gripping campaign for a Congressional seat that for decades has been at the center of black political power — and preserved a career in Washington that had been threatened by ethics troubles and changing demographics.


Mr. Rangel was censured in 2010 after the House Ethics Committee found him guilty of 11 counts of ethical violations, including failure to pay taxes, improper solicitation of donations and failure to report his personal income accurately. (NYT, 6/26/2012)


Corrupt politician Charlie Rangel wins his primary with the full and complete support of Nancy ("Drain the swamp") Pelosi.


No Show
Senator Senator Claire McCaskill on Tuesday became the latest Democrat to decide to skip the party’s national convention in Charlotte, N.C., later this summer...This week, three leading Democrats from West Virginia – Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, Senator Joe Manchin III and Representative Nick J. Rahall II – said they would also miss the convention this September, according to the state’s Democratic Party. All three are up for re-election in November. (NYT, 6/26/2012)


Never a good sign when people in your own party start making up excuses NOT to hang out with you!

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