Republicans Say Have Votes to Ban Filibusters -Democrats Ready to Deal?

WASHINGTON(Reuters) – U.S. Senate Republicans have the votes to ban any more Democratic procedural roadblocks against President Bush’s judicial nominees, a top Republican said on Sunday.

Interesting.
Reid put out a statement before the message died trying to put

Andrew Stuttaford makes note of the BBC doing what state run Broadcasters do best… Leaning left in it’s reportage.

“The BBC was last night plunged into a damaging general election row after it admitted equipping three hecklers with microphones and

Outside The Beltway notes that Rummy showed up at the Opry last night. Apparently, he got a good reception from the gathering.

This one oughta be a clue for the Democrats;

Country music is demographically, the biggest thing in the

Look at it this way, Billy…  If these idiots ever went electricity free as they say they’d like to, we’d never see them again; they’d never be on TV or Film again.

Now of course; I know that they’re

Canada Free Press is now reporting;

“The Canadian company that Saddam Hussein invested a million dollars in belonged to the Prime Minister of Canada, canadafreepress.com has discovered.

Cordex Petroleum Inc., launched with Saddam’s million by Prime Minister Paul Martin’s mentor

WHBF in the quad cities is looking for some help for this little girl…

“Meet Caitlin Couppee. She is a 12-year old girl who loves to draw and to play with her dog Mighty.

“She only chewed my McDonald’s toys,”

Bloomberg.com says:

April 22 (Bloomberg) — The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will vote May 12 on John Bolton’s nomination as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, a panel spokesman said.

Well, there ya go.  My guess here is that we’ll

The Sandiego Union-Tribune reports:

“CAMP PENDLETON – Camp Pendleton Marines reacted with glee this morning on learning that Marine Gen. Peter Pace, who once served at the base, was nominated by President Bush to be chairman of the Joint Chiefs

The Sandiego Union-Tribune reports:

“CAMP PENDLETON – Camp Pendleton Marines reacted with glee this morning on learning that Marine Gen. Peter Pace, who once served at the base, was nominated by President Bush to be chairman of the Joint Chiefs

The Sandiego Union-Tribune reports:

“CAMP PENDLETON – Camp Pendleton Marines reacted with glee this morning on learning that Marine Gen. Peter Pace, who once served at the base, was nominated by President Bush to be chairman of the Joint Chiefs

The Sandiego Union-Tribune reports:

“CAMP PENDLETON – Camp Pendleton Marines reacted with glee this morning on learning that Marine Gen. Peter Pace, who once served at the base, was nominated by President Bush to be chairman of the Joint Chiefs

The Sandiego Union-Tribune reports:

“CAMP PENDLETON – Camp Pendleton Marines reacted with glee this morning on learning that Marine Gen. Peter Pace, who once served at the base, was nominated by President Bush to be chairman of the Joint Chiefs

The Sandiego Union-Tribune reports:

“CAMP PENDLETON – Camp Pendleton Marines reacted with glee this morning on learning that Marine Gen. Peter Pace, who once served at the base, was nominated by President Bush to be chairman of the Joint Chiefs

The Sandiego Union-Tribune reports:

“CAMP PENDLETON – Camp Pendleton Marines reacted with glee this morning on learning that Marine Gen. Peter Pace, who once served at the base, was nominated by President Bush to be chairman of the Joint Chiefs

So says Daniel Gross:

The credit card industry presumes, based on happy experience, that Americans will borrow more money each quarter to support their spending habits, regardless of the direction of interest rates, and that enough consumers will be