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Rock The Truth (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
Because he's impotent! He can't get it up! " Oil-speculation bill blocked WASHINGTON - Senate Republicans blocked action yesterday on legislation proposed by the Democrats to curb speculation in energy markets and reduce record oil prices. The measure, sponsored by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, didn't get the 60 votes required to end debate and bring it to a final vote." Just wondering why the...
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Say Anything (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
This is going to shock the hell out of some IRS auditors I know. This is funny, except when you consider that the point Reid is trying to make is (I think) that you can avoid paying taxes if you stop making money . Meaning that if you quit your job and become dependent on government subsidies and entitlements you can stop paying taxes. Which is true, I guess, but not exactly in keeping with the principles...
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The Utah Amicus (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
At least "Tailgunner" Joe had a reason to chase boogey-men during the Cold War. Are there any Democrats questioning why their fearless U.S. Senate leader is focusing so heavily on polygamists when there are plenty of other important issues facing America? Here is what Old Joe and Old Harry have in common in their witchhunts: some people were/are guilty of crimes...there were commies in the State Department...
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Free Frank Warner (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid didn’t get T. Boone Pickens’ memo: “We’re paying $700 billion a year for foreign oil. It’s breaking us as a nation.” Reid doesn’t care that foreign oil is crippling the United States. He is angry...
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Palousitics (Free subscription) | 19 hours ago
The liberal media is losing patience with the Democratic intransigence on oil exploration. Even New York Times reporters are tired of $4/gallon gas. And Harry Reid doesn't like it one bit . Reporters tried to pin Reid down Thursday on the amendment issue. In the exchange, Reid told one reporter she should " watch the [Senate] floor more often. ... You might learn something ." Another reporter explained...
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Republican Michigander (Free subscription) | yesterday
Remember when before 06 when the democrats talked about fiscal responsibility and spending? Remember when they bashed earmarks. What do they do when they get into power? The same thing they have always done. They make the George W Bush era Republicans look like Leon Drolet. Here's the latest from the Washington Times. 11 Billion dollars in PORK. Coburn v Reid The Senate will soon consider legislation...
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The Huffington Post (Free subscription) | yesterday
Meet the Bloggers for July 25th, 2008 Join us Friday at 1pm ET, 10am PT when our guest will be U.S. Senator Harry Reid (D-NV). Our panel of bloggers will be Kevin Grandia of DeSmogBlog, Nico Pitney of The Huffington Post, and Matt Stoller of OpenLeft who will be discussing the energy crisis and the proposal to lift the ban on offshore drilling.
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Gateway Pundit (Free subscription) | yesterday
Reid Blasts Liberal Press- Runs to Nutrooters ( AP ) Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid lashed out at reporters today after he was quizzed over stalled Democratic energy proposals. FOX News reported: At a "pen and pad" — a more casual, off-camera chat with reporters — Reid attacked and scolded correspondents in attendance, telling them he's "really disappointed" in how they have been writing his energy...
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Sound Of Cannons (Free subscription) | yesterday
Reid: $5-a-gallon gas is no problem Senate majority leader says: 'We will have to wait and see' Posted: July 24, 200812:00 am Eastern WorldNetDaily Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev.WASHINGTON – Asked if he thinks he has the votes to block legislation lifting the moratorium on offshore oil drilling, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said: "We will have to wait and see." Wait and see? Reid and House Speaker Nancy...
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AMERICAblog (Free subscription) | yesterday
From Josh Orton at MyDD, who knows how things operate in the Senate, comes this analysis of which GOP Senators have been willingly rolled by their obstructionist colleague, Tom Coburn. These are the Republican Senators who will either side with their own policy initiatives or side with Tom Coburn. Harry Reid is giving them that choice: And since many of the bills were bipartisan, quite a few Republican...
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SacredScoop.com (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
Sen Harry Reid Apparently Thinks $5.00 is not a Problem. While Americans are suffering, Harry Reid, per usual, wants to ‘wait and see’. In other words, Harry Reid gave the typical congressional response confirming that he and others in congress aren’t going to do a thing to earn their ridiculously high incomes. Harry Reid and Nancy [...]
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Prophecy Fellowship Forums (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
*Senate Poised to Pass Massive Housing Bill* Saturday, July 26, 2008 ---Quote--- The Senate is expected Saturday to clear the wide-ranging legislation considered the most significant housing measure in decades for President Bush's signature, and the White House says he'll sign it...
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Don Surber (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Democrats lose a battle in the Senate, and so Harry Reid blames the press.
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The COLOSSUS OF RHODEY (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
Senator Harry Reid on how paying taxes in the United States is supposedly "voluntary." Notice (and how could you not') how he absolutely, positively cannot answer the interviewer's incredibly easy and straightforward question -- "Is paying taxes in the U.S....
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Right Angles (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
The battle against big-government, redistributionist, collectivist politicians is never-ending. A revealing video of an interview with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid tells us why it’s so hard to convince these people of the error of their ways: They’re simply clueless. Behold Reid maintaining that taxes are voluntary. I’ve gotten similar reactions from liberals when I [...]
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dschrage | 11/10/2007
I seriously doubt that there is a snowballs chance in hell of this bill getting a vote in Ringside Harry Reid's Senate, simply because it would put Democrats in the awkward position of having to either supporting the bill and angering the Shamnesty base or oppose it and turning off a large majority of voters that recognize that providing legal ID's to Illegal immigrants is a bad idea.
