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DownWithTyranny!: The Circular Firing Squad Begins Blasting Away... NRSC Blames McCain For Their Disaster
The Next Right: Stevens convicted; Ensign blames McCain because Republican Senators can't get re-elected
Think Progress: Senate Conservatives Would ‘Welcome Lieberman With Open Arms’ Next Congress
The Circular Firing Squad Begins Blasting Away... NRSC Blames McCain For Their Disaster
DownWithTyranny! —
... Senate incumbents get re-elected, make sure the retiring Republicans are replaced with new Republicans, and then see if he can pick up some Democratic seats. He's failing-- miserably-- on all three charges. Earlier today he was looking to shift some blame onto Ted Stevens' corruption-- calling the twilight of the Senate's longest serving Republican's career a "disgrace"-- but by late afternoon he went public with something he's been grousing about for months: the disaster of being saddled with McCain. He said aloud what Republicans were loathe to even ...
Stevens convicted; Ensign blames McCain because Republican Senators can't get re-elected
The Next Right —
What is the relationship between these two stories from the Hill? Ted Stevens getting convicted of all counts for, in essence, corruption:
Ted Stevens, the longest-serving Senate Republican in history and patriarch of Alaska politics, was found guilty of all seven felony charges for making false statements.
John Ensign trying to blame John McCain for a disastrous Senate Republican showing:
Nevada Sen. John Ensign, the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, on Monday said John McCain’s ...
Stevens indicted; Ensign blames McCain because Republican Senators can't get re-elected
The Next Right —
What is the relationship between these two stories from the Hill? Ted Stevens getting convicted of all counts for, in essence, corruption:
Ted Stevens, the longest-serving Senate Republican in history and patriarch of Alaska politics, was found guilty of all seven felony charges for making false statements.
John Ensign trying to blame John McCain for a disastrous Senate Republican showing:
Nevada Sen. John Ensign, the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, on Monday said John McCain’s ...
Senate Conservatives Would ‘Welcome Lieberman With Open Arms’ Next Congress
Think Progress —
... of Democrats gaining a “supermajority” in the Senate, Senate conservatives appear to have their sights set on Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CT). Interviewed on MSNBC today, Sen. John Ensign (R-NV) said that he would welcome Lieberman into his caucus “with open arms“: ...
Head of GOP Senate Committee blames McCain for "making it a lot more difficult"
AMERICAblog News| A great nation deserves the truth —
Senator John Ensign from Nevada is the chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee. It's his job to help Republicans win Senate seats. Tough job this year. But, Ensign isn't too blame. No, he thinks Mccain is hurting the Republican Senate candidates: ...
Senate Conservatives Would ?Welcome Lieberman With Open Arms? Next Congress
The Hollywood Liberal —
... of Democrats gaining a “supermajority” in the Senate, Senate conservatives appear to have their sights set on Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CT). Interviewed on MSNBC today, Sen. John Ensign (R-NV) said that he would welcome Lieberman into his caucus “ with open arms “: “ We welcome Joe. I think Joe’s a terrific guy with a lot of integrity and does what he believes,” Ensign stated. “But, you know, it’ll be interesting to see how the Democrats handle Joe Lieberman after what he’s done in this presidential race. But as far as Republicans are concerned, we welcome him with open arms.” ...
The Circular Firing Squad Begins Blasting Away... NRSC Blames McCain For Their Disaster
DownWithTyranny! —
... Senate incumbents get re-elected, make sure the retiring Republicans are replaced with new Republicans, and then see if he can pick up some Democratic seats. He's failing-- miserably-- on all three charges. Earlier today he was looking to shift some blame onto Ted Stevens' corruption-- calling the twilight of the Senate's longest serving Republican's career a "disgrace"-- but by late afternoon he went public with something he's been grousing about for months: the disaster of being saddled with McCain. He said aloud what Republicans were loathe to even ...
