Split Among Democrats Part 5

I wrote earlier this monring about how there is a split in the Democrat party.  Tell me that this note from Hume doesn’t show us exactly that:

Virginia Democratic Congressman Jim Moran is getting slammed by fellow House Democrats over

Jesse Jackson is fond of the term “defining moment.”   In politics, a defining moment is when a politician accidently speaks  thbe truth.  Glenn Thrush, Newsday, reports:

WASHINGTON – The Rev. Jesse Jackson has accused Barack Obama of “acting like

After watching the back and forth over Andrew Meyer getting tasered on YouTube, I can only say that this is a prime example of what a lack of common sense and an overwhelming desire for attention will do for you.

I see Mary Mapes posted a note for Dan Rather, over at HuffPo last night. And of course, it’s all OUR fault…

Here we go again.

It has been three years since we aired our much-maligned story on President Bush’s

Here we go again, with more indication of a serious split in the Democratic party.

This time, TPM’s Election Central is reporting:

The GOP-introduced resolution condemning MoveOn just passed by a huge margin, 72-25. Roughly half the Democrats in

“Hillary Clinton had a choice. She could stand with our troop commander in Iraq, or she could stand with the libelous left wing of her party. She chose the latter. The idea that she would be a credible commander-in-chief of

A rather startling comment from Jawa Report, this morning:

We won the war, so Iraqis have finally come to believe. Only on the streets of Europe and America is there really a question over “if” we can win.

Again:

I’d been hearing rumors about this, for a little bit.  I hadn’t wanted to mention it, because I couldn’t get it confirmed.

Washington Post- The unidentified substance that was found splashed on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial earlier this month was

Well, just about everybody else on the planet has covered this one, I might just as well too:

Those who have been closely following the politics of the Democratic primaries may have noticed that someone is missing — and

The low down on HillaryCareII, it is not constitutional.  Mrs. Clinton analogies her plan to the several states requiring drivers to carry auto insurance.

Fine, states have such authority.  The federal government does not.  I am not interstate commerce, and

Ok, I bash Susan Estrich a lot.   What can I say.  She deserves it.   However all cows must have their day, and this is Susan’s.    The ‘rats have a problem and his name is General David Petraeus,    Read her entire

McQ at Q&O as reagrds Liz Edwards blasting MoveOn.ORG

Who said “you’re either with us or against us” was exclusive to George Bush? Certainly not the authoritarians on the left known as Netroots.
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You’re a smart woman. You of

Well, the WaPo seems to think so, anyway:

By Michael Abramowitz and Dan Eggen

Washington Post Staff Writers
Sunday, September 16, 2007; Page A02

Michael B. Mukasey, a former federal judge regarded as an expert on national security issues,

Ed Morrissey today gets into a long piece examining just how Norman Hsu got as far into the Democratic party’s inner circle… particularly Hillary Clinton.

The Los Angeles Times doesn’t do much better at unraveling the enigma. However, the Times

Wesley Clark has recieved his endorsement check from Mrs. Clinton’s campaign.  Celeste Katz, New York Daily News:

Hillary Clinton picked up the endorsement of retired four-star general and one-time presidential candidate Wesley Clark yesterday before proceeding to skirt questions