Wonkette (Free subscription) | yesterday
Our favorite abortion of a politician (and ex-2008 presidential candidate), Alan Keyes, held an interview recently where he confirmed that he is, in fact, an abortion of a politician. Nay — he...
Princess Sparkle Pony's Photo Blog (Free subscription) | 13 hours ago
"I kind of represent, in political terms, the abortion." --Alan Keyes Heck, who am I to argue ?
The Liberal Blog Network (Free subscription) | yesterday
The only true conservative on planet Earth has hit a wall. Alan Keyes, who was recently beaten 3-to-1 for the Constitution Party nomination for President, has decided to continue his run for President as an “Independent”. In order to facilitate with ballot-access, Keyes is trying to start a new party called “America’s Independent Party”. He has [...]
Below The Beltway (Free subscription) | yesterday
Except someone forgot to lock the door: Alan Keyes, who was recently beaten 3-to-1 for the Constitution Party nomination for President, has decided to continue his run for President as an “Independent”. In order to facilitate with ballot-access, Keyes is trying to start a new party called “America’s Independent Party”. He has groupings of supporters in [...]
Third Party Watch (Free subscription) | yesterday
Alan Keyes, who was recently beaten 3-to-1 for the Constitution Party nomination for President, has decided to continue his run for President as an “Independent”. In order to facilitate with ballot-access, Keyes is trying to start a new party called “America’s Independent Party”. He has groupings of supporters in Texas, California, Florida, New York and [...]
The Liberal Blog Network (Free subscription) | 14 hours ago
They hauled out black coservative Niger Innis from Congress of Racial Equality to try and ease Dog The Bounty Hunter back on to tv after he got caught using n****er. Weird. Innis was a campaign chair for Alan Keyes though, so I clearly trust his judgement.
All Spin Zone (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
No doubt the GOP faces some significant obstacles in November. Unfortunately, their embrace of men like Alan Keyes may have played a role in their waning influence. In the following video, Keyes effectively bolsters my speculation.
illinoisreview (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
by Jill Stanek On May 9 ABC News unearthed disturbing footage from a 2000 Republican primary debate between John McCain, Alan Keyes, and George Bush showing McCain's surly pro-abortion side. View the video below: McCain provoked President Bush on the...
Thoughts of a Regular Guy (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
Jill Stanek provides a video reminder of a surly McCain asserting his personal pro-choice views to Alan Keyes and George Bush, discussing how, if his daughter were to consider aborting a grandchild of his, that would be a "personal family discussion". We may have to vote for this guy, but if he wins, we'll certainly have to watch him like hawks. His mostly-anti-abortion voting record...
jillstanek.com (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
On May 9 ABC News unearthed disturbing footage from a 2000 Republican primary debate between John McCain , Alan Keyes , and George Bush showing McCain's surly pro-abortion side. View the video below: McCain provoked President Bush on the exceptions they share: rape, incest. He tried to corner President Bush as a liar or hypocrite since he supported the pro-life plank of the Republican...
Bring it On! (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
No doubt there is a fine line between fact and fantasy. What we know for sure today is that the GOP is in trouble following losses in three congressional districts that by any measure should have been safe Republican seats. That brings us to fantasy…and there may be no better person to explain the degree to which the GOP is living in a fantasy world than the inimitable Alan Keyes. Keyes...
Thought Theater (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
No doubt there is a fine line between fact and fantasy. What we know for sure today is that the GOP is in trouble following losses in three congressional districts that by any measure should have been safe Republican seats. That brings us to fantasy...and there may be no better person to explain the degree to which the GOP is living in a fantasy world than the inimitable Alan Keyes. Keyes...
Say Anything (Free subscription) | yesterday
I guess Shirley Chisholm, Jesse Jackson, Lenora Fulani, Alan Keyes, Carol Mosley Braun and Al Sharpton weren't legitimate candidates then. At least according to syndicated columnist and member of the editorial board of the San Diego Union-Tribune Ruben Navarrette Jr. ...some white Americans are turning themselves inside out to come up with excuses for why they're not supporting Obama....
Below The Beltway (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
... prefer some third alternative. The only way it makes sense, then, to vote for a Bob Barr or Alan Keyes or Ralph Nader or some other person who will not be our next president is if you honestly have no preference whatsoever as to whether McCain or Obama prevails. Otherwise, even if it's a 1 percent, hold-your-nose difference, you should vote for that guy. You know, I’ve done the hold-my-nose...
jillstanek.com (Free subscription) | 05/12/2008
On May 9 ABC News unearthed disturbing footage from a 2000 Republican primary debate between John McCain , Alan Keyes , and George Bush showing McCain's nasty pro-abortion side. Click on image for link to view: McCain provoked Bush on the exceptions they share: rape, incest. He tried to corner Bush as a liar or hypocrite since Bush supported the pro-life plank of the Republican platform...
