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In Midst Of Campaign, Brownback & Biden Join Together On Iraq

Written by John DeSio on October 8, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

Republican Kansas Senator Sam Brownback (pictured) and Delaware Democrat Senator Joseph Biden, both candidates for president, will join together on Friday to offer a bipartisan solution to the problems in Iraq. The two will call for a political solution based on a decentralized, federal system of government. The real news here is the joining of
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Romney Continues Fiscal Rudy Attacks

Written by John DeSio on October 8, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, who last week blasted Rudy Giuliani over the commuter tax, is today giving the former mayor the business over the deficits he left behind when he vacated City Hall in 2001. The Romney campaign-issued fact sheet, "Big City, Big Spender," can be found here. It even includes a quote from
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Republicans Continue Distrust Of MSM

Written by John DeSio on October 8, 2007. Posted in Breaking News, Posts

Most Americans distrust the media, but Republicans really distrust the media, according to a new poll. A new Gallop Poll finds that more than half of all Americans, and three-quarters of all Republicans, perceive the media as too liberal. In contrast just one in five Americans find the media to be too conservative. The poll
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A Big Haul For Breast Cancer

Written by John DeSio on October 8, 2007. Posted in Posts

You can’t say New Yorkers aren’t generous. The close to 4,000 participants in this weekend’s fifth annual Avon Walk for Breast Cancer New York combined to raise $10.2 million to fight the disease, according to Avon’s numbers. The money will be split across multiple groups that not only work to fight breast cancer but also
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Romney Blasts Rudy On Commuter Tax

Written by John DeSio on October 5, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

The campaign of former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney is hitting Rudy Giuliani on taxes, assailing him for suing fellow Republicans to keep the commuter tax in place in 1999, following Governor George Pataki and the State Legislature’s move to repeal the law. The full fact sheet/press release, which offers a blow-by-blow account of Giuliani’s movements
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Clinton As The Black Candidate

Written by John DeSio on October 5, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

It’s a bit of a ways away, but TV One has already begun its promotional blitz for an interview the online network has pre-taped with Hillary Clinton, in which the senator discusses a variety of issues of concern to African-American voters (it will air on Sunday, October 14 at 8 p.m.). Along with the discussion
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Pataki Named To Climate Change Panel

Written by John DeSio on October 4, 2007. Posted in Posts

Former Governor (and brief presidential candidate) George Pataki has been named as co-chair of the Independent Task Force on Global Climate Change, a project of the Council on Foreign Relations. Pataki will lead a 30-person task force with Democrat Thomas Vilsack, the former governor of Iowa and also a former presidential candidate. According to the
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27% Of Republicans Would Run From Rudy…

Written by John DeSio on October 4, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

…and directly into the arms of a pro-life, third-party candidate instead. A new Rasmussen poll finds that, should Christian leaders back a real challenge to Giuliani, more than a quarter of all Republicans would leave their party for that candidate. In a three-way race between Clinton, Giuliani and an unnamed third-party candidate Clinton wins 46-30-14.
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Spitzer’s ‘Border Line Insanity’

Written by John DeSio on October 4, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

The State Conservative party has just released a short television ad attacking Governor Eliot Spitzer over his plan to give drivers’ licenses to illegal immigrants. Watch it here. The 10-second ad, titled “Border Line Insanity,” begins airing tomorrow on broadcast and cable stations across New York City, Albany, Long Island and Westchester. “At a time
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Dems Trust Hillary The Most

Written by John DeSio on October 4, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

A poll of Democrats and independents that lean towards the Democrats by the Gallup organizations finds that not only does her party prefer her as its nominee, but trusts her to handle 13 of the 17 major problems that will face the next president more than her fellow party rivals. According to the poll Democrats
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