Win or Lose, Steve Lonegan Epitomizes the American Dream
Win or lose, love him or hate
Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday
Sen. Ted Cruz rose to filibuster on
Senators Mitch McConnell R-Ky, and John
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National Rifle Association member Ted Bamber waved to passing cars on Prairie Avenue in Pueblo Tuesday afternoon, September 10, 2013. A yes vote indicates support for a recall of State Senator Angelo Giron in District 3. Photo By Karl Gehring/The Denver Post
The polls have closed in Colorado in the recall vote for two Democratic state senators, including the Colorado Senate President, who backed stricter guns laws in this year’s legislative session.
Sen. John McCain R-AZ, President Obama’s best hope for GOP support for a strike in Syria, said Wednesday that he will not support the Senate’s draft resolution authorizing the use of force agreed upon earlier in the morning.
Americans approve of “stand your ground” laws despite the incredibly misleading campaign from the so-called Rev. Al Sharpton & Co., according to a new Quinnipiac Poll released August 2. From the president’s job approval rating to disapproval over Obamacare, it was clearly not a good month for the White House. Let’s take a look Inside The Numbers beginning with “stand you ground.”
I have to admit that I am a bit of confused surrounding Liz Cheney and her motives for running for Senate. She told Rush Limbaugh that she was “deeply concerned about what’s happening in Washington, and what it means for Wyoming.”
Former Vice President Dick Cheney’s daughter Liz Cheney will run against Wyoming’s senior U.S. senator in next year’s Republican primary, her campaign said Tuesday.
