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President Obama doesn’t want to hold Bush accountable for his crimes and violations of the Constitution, because Obama wants to retain the powers that Bush asserted.
Nicaragua – “Greenspan backs nationalization,” says a headline. Well, that does it for us. If Greenspan is in favor of it, we’re against it. No one man bears more responsibility for the present worldwide financial crisis and coming depression that Al
Clinton, who completes her two-day visit on Sunday, sought to reassure Beijing that its holdings of US treasury notes and other government debt would remain a solid investment.
GOP politicians call for new federal law that would require all Internet providers and operators of millions of Wi-Fi access points - even hotels, local coffee shops and home users - to keep records about users for two years to aid police investigati
ACAPULCO, Mexico (AP) — Mexican police say assailants hurled two grenades at a police station in the southwestern beach town of Zihuatanejo, wounding one officer and four civilians.
Indefinite detention, no legal rights (shadow government of Obama and Bush)
The dog might be slipping into a coma, but the tick is doing better than ever!
Congressman Ron Paul is the most conservative, grandfatherly man to ever be admired by America's marijuana enthusiasts.
[choice quotes] "Our economies are so intertwined, the Chinese know that to start exporting again to their biggest market, namely the United States, ... we have to incur more debt."
US President Barack Obama's administration has broadened the number of radical groups targeted by the CIA inside Pakistan
The official said the bulk of the savings come from winding down the war in Iraq, additional revenue from raising taxes on the wealthy
Iran's official news agency says the country's first nuclear power plant will begin preliminary phase operation on Wednesday after a series of delays. A "pilot stage operation" of the power plant will start during a visit by the hea
A shocking new report alleges widespread complicity between British security agents and their Pakistani counterparts who have routinely engaged in the torture of suspects.
The first head of the Department of Homeland Security - Tom Ridge - has agreed with the recent report by the International Commission of Jurists which said that anti-terror measures worldwide had seriously undermined international human rights law.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton set a new tone for U.S. relations with China, saying the two nations would join a common battle against global warming even as they look for ways to pull the world out of economic turmoil and recession.
President Obama will unveil an ambitious first budget that seeks to cut the federal deficit in half over the next 4 years, primarily by raising taxes on businesses and the wealthy and by slashing spending on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan
Keyes has some very strong opinions about President Obama.He is going to destroy this country and we are either going to stop him or the United States of America is going to cease to exist,” said Keye
DEATH TO THE NEW WORLD ORDER.
100’s of PRO-DRUG CARTEL Mexicans were blocking the entrance to the United States, yesterday and today, banging cars, shouting and holding signs. 10 people were killed Wed. and 12 more yesterday at the border (5 of which were children!!!)
About 28 percent of mortgage borrowers now owe more than the value of the houses, according to Zelman & Associates. And with equity stocks down 45 to 50 percent, their assets have shrunk more alarmingly, making them less good risks.
The Obama administration, siding with former President George W. Bush, is trying to kill a lawsuit that seeks to recover what could be millions of missing White House e-mails.
Up to 120,000 protesters brought Dublin city centre to a standstill on Saturday over government austerity measures aimed at stabilising the once high-flying economy now wracked by recession.
The ringleaders are still at-large and are, in fact, busy hatching a plan to dwarf the earlier mistakes.
Following publicized reports... the commanding officers have called off the mock "invasion." (I wonder why? LOL)
I wonder just who they asked on this poll looking at the rest of the list...?
Karl Denninger drags WH Press Secretary, Robert Gibbs, over the coals.
It comes less than a week after Home Office figures suggested a line of cocaine is now cheaper than a pint of lager or glass of wine.
North Korean leaders have said the country is "fully ready" for war with South Korea, stepping up its rhetoric just hours before US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was scheduled to arrive in Seoul.
"Not only does it set a huge precedent of misusing government funds, but it isn't going to work."
CNBC commentator and veteran trader, Rick Santelli, extends his comments on MSNBC's Morning Joe.
