Some people will chalk this next item up to the “Who cares?” file. Others will think it’s important. Should the President-elect be sworn in as “Barack Hussein Obama”? Should he use his middle name? Obama says he WILL use his middle name.
class="MsoNormal">The deadly terrorist attacks in Mumbai are raising many questions about the safety of Americans here and abroad.
Jonathan Foreman witnessed the battle between the Mumbai terrorists and Indian security forces in person. In an interesting piece in today's New York Post, Foreman explains why he thinks a Mumbai-style attack wouldn't work in the Big Apple:
Presidential cabinet members are seldom without their critics, but the nomination of Gov. Bill Richardson as Commerce Secretary has sparked controversy from an unexpected source: Chinese Americans.
Talk about a wake up call! The Illinois Governor and his Chief of Staff sure got the loud buzzer of their lives this morning when FBI agents showed up at their homes at 6:15am.
Michael Steele, who is running to be Chairman of the Republican National Committee, says he’s personally against a federal marriage amendment but will support it as RNC Chairman.
Michael Steele tells The Brody File that despite his involvement with the pro-choice Republican Leadership Council, he is committed to the pro-life agenda. He’s come under criticism from some pro-life groups who have publicly questioned his commitment because of the association with the RLC. More on that here.Steele is running to be Chairman of the Republican National Committee.
Michael Steele, one of the leading contenders for Republican National Committee Chairman tells The Brody File that his conservative critics need to “wake up” and get over the fact that he once played a role in the centrist Republican Leadership Council.
Michael Steele, who’s running for the chairmanship of the Republican National Committee, tells The Brody File that he believes the mainstream media will give Barack Obama a two year honeymoon period.
Michael Steele tells The Brody File that President Bush should have called Alaska Senator Ted Stevens into The White House and pressured him to resign. Because he didn’t, Steele tells The Brody File that the GOP ended up losing that Senate seat to the Democratic Party.