Print Joel B. Pollak Follow Read Full Bio State of the Union Preview: Obama Re-Launches Campaign; Questions Remain Even as the president intends to use the State of the Union address as the launch of yet another phase of his endless campaign, it retains the form, if not the function, of an annual report on the nation’s progress. And the taxpayers and voters have the right to demand answers about several alarming events and developments. Repeating rhetoric from previous years will not be enough to answer the following basic questions. 12 Feb 2013 Archaeologists unearth Book of Hagel; prophesies for Senate's Jews 12 Feb 2013 More Hagel Speeches Emerge, Suggesting he Misled Senate Steven Emerson’s Investigative Project on Terrorism (IPT) announced Monday that it has uncovered additional speeches given by former Sen. Chuck Hagel, who is awaiting confirmation as Secretary of Defense. 11 Feb 2013 That rejected SNL skit on Hagel & Israel 11 Feb 2013 White House rules out raising Medicare eligibility age 11 Feb 2013 Hagel Vote Scheduled Tuesday; McCain Opposes Walkout UPDATE: Inhofe Hold Sen. Carl Levin (D-MI), the chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee, has announced that he has scheduled a committee vote Tuesday on the confirmation of former Sen. Chuck Hagel (R-NE) to the post of Secretary of Defense. Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), who opposes a filibuster of Hagel's nomination, issued a statement opposing a threatened walkout by Republican members, saying that he believes Hagel has met disclosure requirements. 11 Feb 2013 Obama hack Cutter refuses to apologize for 'felony' claim 11 Feb 2013 Democrats Vow to Push Hagel Through; McCain Leans 'No,' Inhofe Digs In The bipartisan comity of the Senate Armed Services Committee, which has served the country well for several decades, is in danger as Democrats vow to push through Secretary of Defense nominee Chuck Hagel on party lines. Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), who earlier opposed a filibuster against Hagel, said on the weekend that he was leaning towards a "no" vote, while Ranking Member James Inhofe (R-OK) said filibuster remained an option. 11 Feb 2013 The Pope and the dignity of resignation 11 Feb 2013 Report: Menendez Intervention May Have Damaged Anti-Cocaine Efforts If the mainstream media, including both the New York Times and CNN, have seemed more eager than usual to entertain corruption accusations against a powerful Democrat, that may be because new details are emerging that are tough to ignore. The Times, which called upon Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) to be relieved of his chairmanship of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, now points to a possible link to anti-cocaine efforts. 10 Feb 2013 Previous 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 Next
State of the Union Preview: Obama Re-Launches Campaign; Questions Remain Even as the president intends to use the State of the Union address as the launch of yet another phase of his endless campaign, it retains the form, if not the function, of an annual report on the nation’s progress. And the taxpayers and voters have the right to demand answers about several alarming events and developments. Repeating rhetoric from previous years will not be enough to answer the following basic questions. 12 Feb 2013
More Hagel Speeches Emerge, Suggesting he Misled Senate Steven Emerson’s Investigative Project on Terrorism (IPT) announced Monday that it has uncovered additional speeches given by former Sen. Chuck Hagel, who is awaiting confirmation as Secretary of Defense. 11 Feb 2013
Hagel Vote Scheduled Tuesday; McCain Opposes Walkout UPDATE: Inhofe Hold Sen. Carl Levin (D-MI), the chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee, has announced that he has scheduled a committee vote Tuesday on the confirmation of former Sen. Chuck Hagel (R-NE) to the post of Secretary of Defense. Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), who opposes a filibuster of Hagel's nomination, issued a statement opposing a threatened walkout by Republican members, saying that he believes Hagel has met disclosure requirements. 11 Feb 2013
Democrats Vow to Push Hagel Through; McCain Leans 'No,' Inhofe Digs In The bipartisan comity of the Senate Armed Services Committee, which has served the country well for several decades, is in danger as Democrats vow to push through Secretary of Defense nominee Chuck Hagel on party lines. Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), who earlier opposed a filibuster against Hagel, said on the weekend that he was leaning towards a "no" vote, while Ranking Member James Inhofe (R-OK) said filibuster remained an option. 11 Feb 2013
Report: Menendez Intervention May Have Damaged Anti-Cocaine Efforts If the mainstream media, including both the New York Times and CNN, have seemed more eager than usual to entertain corruption accusations against a powerful Democrat, that may be because new details are emerging that are tough to ignore. The Times, which called upon Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) to be relieved of his chairmanship of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, now points to a possible link to anti-cocaine efforts. 10 Feb 2013
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