She has an opponent circulating petitions according to Wystler
Illinois, From the Colder Prairie Now
She has an opponent circulating petitions according to Wystler
I blame a bunch of cowards who listened him. Hell, Cheney probably made it a contest to see how many times he could get the Republican Congress to roll over for a doggie treat.
Talking about Cougars. Next up? Tramp stamps!
Not that it’s that hard to do, but in Dan’s latest hysterical (double meaning intended) column he states: Next year, “Muhammad” will be the most popular baby boy’s name in England. The radical elements of the Muslim world have been welcomed into European societies that subordinated their sense of self-preservation to an empty-headed commitment to […]
From the Illinois Review: The fun and brilliance of Travolta’s Edna portrayal is that he is not sexually confused nor imitating a woman because he prefers to disguise himself as one. Travolta’s identity is secure and he’s man enough to pretend in a comical role that had me almost rolling in the aisle. Uh-huh
Challenging Lipinski THE LANDMARK VIEW It is far too early, and in the midst of this August heat, too, to think seriously about the Democratic primary next February. Though The Landmark will never suggest who you might vote for as a presidential candidate, we will, eventually, be hot and heavy in the race for the […]
Or at least the call of people running your web site. Alan Keyes reports a groundswell of support for him to run for President again. Strangely, this call coincides with a now 11 Part Series entitled the Crisis of the Republic. I don’t think draft means what Alan thinks it does.
Berkowitz tells us who is running the Oberweis’ campaign and ta-da Bill Pascoe reemerges! One can only hope he likes commercials with helicopters. Or he’s ready to have his candidate lead a siege on the election authority in Kane County. Pascoe, along with Dan Proft brought Keyes to us. On the other hand, Chris Lauzen, […]
Even in tradition bound Central Illinois, legacy candidates who happen to be the spawn of a politician don’t have an easy time winning against hard working locals. One gets the sense that Darin doesn’t have the legs to outwork Schock.
The Blagojevich folks think they can get a few of the proposals around JCAR–I don’t buy that, but that’s for the courts to decide. However, on a couple issues everyone is in agreement that JCAR must sign off on the rule changes. For Blagojevich to get the rules changes he needs 5 votes in his […]
In Honor From August 20, 2003: Breaking Views by ArchPundit . Filed under Uncategorized Eric Zorn joins the Blogosphere with Breaking Views. A name he is already apologizing for. Two minor quibbles, he has no permalinks and one has to register to get to the blog. I am registered so no biggy, but it doesn’t […]
Probably won’t post until tomorrow.
Krol has a very good update on what the Governor’s people are saying: I just spoke to a Blagojevich aide who told me the plan is to take the $500 million vetoed out of the budget and spend it on health care. I questioned the constitutionality of that — it would seem once the line […]
Fritchey jumps in with some ways that the Governor might try and pull this off: First, while the Governor clearly has the authority to line item veto spending measures, I do not believe that he has the authority to reappropriate those funds elsewhere.. And I’m not picking on the Representative here, but this is a […]
Krol gets the idea of what Blagojevich is doing right, but the politics are a bit off: Blagojevich will use his executive powers to expand health care programs for the poor and uninsured. Here’s how he gets around the fact that he cannot by law spend the $500 million in special projects he plans to […]