... weaken or defeat these bills. Committee chairs like Senators Warren Magnuson, Gaylord Nelson, and WalterMondale would move legislation after great public hearings open to the citizenry. Auto safety, product safety, meat and poultry inspection, gas pipeline safety in the late sixties, followed by the sweeping air and water pollution control bills in the early seventies, were examples...
Admittedly, the vimeo clip looks neat . However, I've developed my own tagline for the weekly Alt. mag. The Pitch: "Where The Black Dude On The Cover Is Either Involved In Murder Or Hip-Hop!!!" The Pitch: CJ Looks like MacGyver, but she's not as crafty . . . And mostly she's still hung up on WalterMondale-era liberalism. The Pitch: "Sorry, we're losing to Ink." The...
... is the way of life, thus the Political Gods that saw Obama win in 2008 will see him become like WalterMondale, defeated by 49 states in 2012. You have to love those Political Gods.
... and unemployment was the lowest it had been since the 1960s. At the same time, the Democrats ran WalterMondale who had been Jimmy Carter's Vice President. Reagan won in both 1980 and in 1984 by asking voters if they were better off than they had been four years ago. Because of economic conditions, Reagan never had to moderate his position. Clinton was a different case. The Misery...
... the House will go Republican in 2010 and that Obama will either not run in 2012 or will be like WalterMondale and lose by 49 states to Scott Brown of Mass.
Alright! C-Span has "uploaded virtually every minute of its video archives to the Internet"—160,000 hours in all. There's gotta be a video of WalterMondale with his head stuck in a paper bag in there somewhere. [ NYT ] More »
... it. But sleep is necessary for health, and to have proper dreams about robots with the face of WalterMondale , rather than sleep deprivation -induced halluciations about WalterMondale having the face of a robot. And if we don't dream, what can we do? Well, we could use our imaginations. But that's not the point. I won't insult your intelligence by blatantly spelling...
... if he’s the Republican nominee that year. Eleven percent (11%) are undecided. Not good. Even WalterMondale managed to carry his home state. By the way, here’s a nifty site that shows that there have only been three times in American history where a Presidential candidate has lost his home state, but won the election. Similar Posts: Palin’s 2012 Prospects Don’t Look Good At All Huckabee...