Quote of the Day
"It's #EqualPayDay, but women still get paid 77 cents to a man's $1. RT to tell #Congress. Pass the #PaycheckFairness Act!" Barbara Boxer, on Twitter.
Labels: barbara boxor, feminism
"It's #EqualPayDay, but women still get paid 77 cents to a man's $1. RT to tell #Congress. Pass the #PaycheckFairness Act!" Barbara Boxer, on Twitter.
Labels: barbara boxor, feminism
I wished I knew sooner that Mickey Kaus was running for Senate. To prove my theory that Kaus is an unserious man; he was foolish enough to run against Barbara Boxer. The vote count was not even close.
And wee still ripped off more than a 100,000 votes from a three because there is a large group of voters who are dissatisfied with the prevailing dogma of the party.
I entered the race because I wanted to start up an argument among Democrats about the party's direction -- about the need to say "no" to the unions and to insist on securing the borders before we even talk about amnesty.
Labels: barbara boxor, mickey kaus
"Oh, you bet. I’d love to see a Jeopardy game between Sarah Palin and Barbara Boxer. Barbara Boxer wouldn’t get $10 bucks."
Labels: barbara boxor, hugh hewitt, sarah palin
"You're not just off a little, you're totally wrong," said Texas Rep. Joe Barton, the leading Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, as he challenged Gore's conclusion that carbon dioxide emissions cause rising global temperatures. Barton and Gore's exchange grew testy at one point — Barton demanding that Gore get to the point and Gore responding that he would like time to answer without being interrupted.
"Global warming science is uneven and evolving," Barton said.
Gore insisted that the link is beyond dispute and is the source of broad agreement in the scientific community.
"The planet has a fever," Gore said. "If your baby has a fever, you go to the doctor. If the doctor says you need to intervene here, you don't say, `Well, I read a science fiction novel that told me it's not a problem.' If the crib's on fire, you don't speculate that the baby is flame retardant. You take action."
Labels: al gore, barbara boxor, Environment and Public Works Committee, global warming, james inhofe, joe barton