Audi Wants You To Know That You Can (Still) Have It All
Dean Joins the Pragmatists
In a dramatic vote of confidence, Howard Dean—who as recently as last week said a bill without the public option “should be defeated”—helped broker and strongly endorsed the current Senate health ca READ MORE >>
Tucker Carlson's Theory of Obama
This afternoon, for no particular reason, I swung by a conference in downtown DC at which an association of conservative state legislators was presenting its annual journalism award to Tucker Carlson. Carlson, in turn, had a few thoughts on current events, including a theory for why Obama--as he claimed--has so drastically overreached in his domestic agenda. READ MORE >>
Tea Funk Party Don't Stop
Australia Rejects Carbon Cap: Good News for Copenhagen?
The debate over climate-change legislation in Australia has been a tangled and raucous tale, and it culminated yesterday with the Senate finally voting down Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's plan for a cap-and-trade system. READ MORE >>
Obama’s Other Front: The Hill
Ladies First, Please
God Squad Tries, Fails to Get Arrested at Holder's Front Door
On an Indian summer afternoon in front of the Justice Department yesterday, a group of dark-suited ministers gathered to protest recently-passed hate crimes legislation, saying it had had a “chilling effect” on religious freedom. READ MORE >>
Bombs Away
The Hill reported yesterday that the Employment Policies Institute, a “non-profit research organization” that’s been around since the mid-90s, is planning a $10 million media campaign over the next two months to defeat health care reform. READ MORE >>
