Open letter to Sen. Bob Menedes Chairman Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee & Gov. Tim Kaine chairman of the Democratic National Committee Dear Sen. Menendez & Gov. Kaine,

The Republicans' plan to extend the Bush administration tax cuts for the wealthy would cost $36.6 billion more than the Democrats' plan, which extends cuts only for families making less than $250,000 a year and individuals making less than $200,000.

Who could have imagined that the bailout of the auto industry, one of the single most unpopular moves by the Obama administration, would become one of its best talking points?

How much money was wasted by growing the government and then doubling the salaries of the workers? Was he concerned with deficits? No. Now we're stuck with a bloated government and are cutting back...Oh the horror! The left is killing us! Nope, Obama put a cap on raises.

Part One-The Lead-In to Our Horrifying Situation

Holy cow, Auntie Em. Stockman and Greenspan committing heresy on the same day. What's going on?

Fox News' senior judicial analyst made some surprising remarks Saturday that may go against the grain at his conservative network.

One of the many far-right talking points today is that liberals try to put all of the blame on former President Bush. Each time one of us points out that Bush caused any of the numerous catastrophes we're dealing with today, a Conservative winger steps up to cry foul.

President Obama's administration has been blamed for reckless spending that has put America into its debt hole. But in reality, much of that spending emanates from policies of President Bush, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

As the poster on Propeller (where I found this article) wrote: If you disagree with the writer, at least explain specifically why.

As I continue in my political research to view the standpoints and platforms of Republican candidates, I feel like shouting at them. That I of course cannot do; but I can write what I think about their statements here.

Imagine that the inauguration of President George W. Bush had sparked an explosive rise in African American militia groups.

There's been talk that George W. Bush was so inept that he should trademark the phrase "Worst President Ever," though some historians would bestow that title on pre-Civil War President James Buchanan. Still, a case could be made for putting Ronald Reagan in the competition.

Does everyone remember Dick Cheney's "National Energy Task Force"? The one where meetings were held in secret, and energy policy was set by the foxes in charge of the henhouse? Yeah, I figured you might.

BP's oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico is without a doubt former Vice President Dick Cheney's Katrina. President George W.

There is no real dispute that the other night in Grand Rapids, Michigan (disclaimer...I was born there) the former President of the United States, George W.

There is a very strong correlation between a state voting for Republicans and receiving more in federal spending than its residents pay to the federal government in taxes (the rust belt and Texas being notable exceptions).

It's truly a national scandal. Obama's not going to honor our fallen soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery, he's going to honor our fallen soldiers at Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery. Only Arlington counts!

If the economy produces jobs over the next eight months at the same pace as it did over the past four months, the nation will have created more jobs in 2010 alone than it did over the entire eight years of George W. Bush's presidency.

"Do media outlets like The New York Times aid and abet terrorists by leaking national security secrets," Fox News host Brian Kilmeade wondered.

Today, the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that the U.S. economy added a better than expected 290,000 jobs last month. The BLS also revised the jobs number for both February and March upwards, putting both of those months into the black in terms of job creation.