Pawlenty: The liberal media is capable of writing only two stories about Republicans and House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan’s plan: Republicans stand by the Ryan plan or Republicans abandon the Ryan plan.
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Budget: 40 of the Senate’s 47 Republican members stood with their House colleagues and voted for House Budget Committee Paul Ryan’s budget yesterday. Only five Republicans voted against the measure and one of them, Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., did so because he thinks it did not cut spending enough in the short term.
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Budget: 40 of the Senate’s 47 Republican members stood with their House colleagues and voted for House Budget Committee Paul Ryan’s budget yesterday. Only five Republicans voted against the measure and one of them, Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., did so because he thinks it did not cut spending enough in the short term.
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NY-26: You can stop reading political news for the next 18 months, the Democrats have already guaranteed their White House victory and House takeover. At least that is what the liberal media wants you to believe.
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NY-26: Democrats and the liberal media are going to try to make today’s special election in NY-26 a referendum on the Republican’s 2012 chances in light of House Budget Committee Paul Ryan’s Path to Prosperity plan. Don’t buy it. The left and their media allies need to explain how this election is any different than the 2009 special election in NY-23.
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Pawlenty: Mitt Romney’s health care speech failed to mollify critics. Newt Gingrich imploded. And as of Saturday night, Mitch Daniels is out. That means all eyes will be on Tim Pawlenty as he rolls out his campaign this week.
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Middle East: Mitt Romney was the only big-name White House hopeful to comment on President Obama’s speech yesterday. He didn’t like it: “President Obama has thrown Israel under the bus.
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Middle East: President Obama will give an address on the Middle East from the State Department this morning. The venue is designed to underscore a policy shift in the region away from the military, and towards diplomacy.
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Gingrich: The best thing that happened to Newt Gingrich yesterday was getting shot with confetti by a same-sex marriage supporter in Minneapolis. At least, at that point, he was finally being attacked from the left. The rest of Newt’s day was downhill from there.
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Gingrich: “This is a big deal. He’s done. … Now its over.” That is how Fox News’ Charles Krauthammer summed up the continuing fallout from Newt Gingrich’s Meet the Press appearance Sunday. And Krauthammer may have been being kind.
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