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jimjr commented on the blog post Walsh responds to receiving ‘pro-family’ award, doesn’t talk about owed child support
OK, that makes both Walsh and Hultgren who won their respective general election contests because their Democratic opponents were wimpy, Blue Dog corporatists who thought that acting like Republicans would get them re-elected in their Republican leaning districts.
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jimjr commented on the blog post Walsh responds to receiving ‘pro-family’ award, doesn’t talk about owed child support
Walsh is another gift from the Obama/Emanuel/DNC with their Blue dog center-right candidates like Melissa Bean. At least Walsh has a primary fight in 2012 with being redistricted into Rep. Hultgren’s IL 14.
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jimjr commented on the blog post President Obama Announces Full Withdrawal of US Troops from Iraq
So that’s an admission that troops would be staying if the Iraqis gave them immunity
Also an admission that this is not O making good on a campaign promise.
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jimjr commented on the diary post Dwight Holton, US Attorney: Oregon Pot Dispensaries “Will Not Be Tolerated” by Teddy Partridge.
…”happened” being still executory
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jimjr commented on the diary post This Is What A Police State Looks Like by Rania Khalek.
Where are the great liberal Obama appointments to the court?
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jimjr commented on the blog post Wal-Mart Hikes Toy Prices Just as Congress Gives the Waltons Huge Tax Breaks
I hear that, there’s some southern IL towns where everything else closed up. In Chicago, there’s NIMBy’s marching against Walmart on the elite north side, while they let the first Walmart(s) in on the more minority population south side, after many years of refusing to let them in anywhere. Daley sold out the parking meters, and now the Walmart. Appropriate that Rahm is now primed to take over.
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jimjr commented on the blog post Wal-Mart Hikes Toy Prices Just as Congress Gives the Waltons Huge Tax Breaks
interesting that the sam’s club pop up is right under this front page post
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jimjr commented on the blog post Sunday Talking Heads: December 12, 2010
two against the president’s compromise. Followed by Sen Dick Durbin (D-IL) who will vote for it.
I hope somebody asks him how he could vote against the Schumer bill ostensibly because he wouldn’t support extending cuts above $250000, and now he supports the “compromise”.
This should be Durbin’s last term also.
