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Obama Administration Stands By Decision to Fire Sherrod

From Politico: Agriculture Department spokesman Chris Mather said Sherrod was let go because of what she said in March that was captured on the videotape, not due to her actions in regard to the farmer two decades ago. “She was

Sherrod Blames NAACP for Firing

Politico finally gets around to reporting on the Shirley Sherrod incident: The Agriculture Department official who has resigned after a video surfaced showing her saying she withheld assistance from a white farmer insisted on Tuesday that she really lost her

The Tea Party Goes To Washington

It’s official. There is now a Tea Party Caucus in the Congress of the United States of America. Representative Michelle Bachmann filed the paperwork late last week, and the approval was granted almost immediately: They will be holding their first

Breaking: Nevada To Press On With Criminal Prosecution of ACORN

Nevada’s Democratic attorney general, Catherine Cortez Masto, is moving forward with a criminal prosecution of ACORN even though the financially anemic group has dissolved its national structure and reportedly slashed its workforce from 250 to four employees. Trial has been

Congress Tenaciously Determined to Bail Out Teachers Unions

If only they were as determined to cut spending. Alas, Congressional Democrats are hell-bent on taking care of their friends in the teachers unions. The original $23 billion “Education Jobs Fund,” or “public schools bailout,” in the words of American

Financial Regulations Reformed?

On Wednesday, if all goes as planned, President Barack Obama will sign the financial-reform bill crafted by Senator Chris Dodd of Connecticut and Congressman Barney Frank of Massachusetts, sponsored by the Democratic Party in both houses, and supported by three

Tuesday Open Thread: JournoList Edition

The corruption of the Juicebox brigade starts to get exposed today. We’ll have more thoughts on this later, but only one theory makes sense: the Washington Post’s Ezra Klein MUST be a GOP plant. Creating a listserve where mainstream journalists

NAACP Statement on Resignation of Shirley Sherrod

July 19, 2010 (BALTIMORE, MD) NAACP President and CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous issued the following statement today after learning of the resignation of Shirley Sherrod of the United States Department of Agriculture: “Since our founding in 1909, the NAACP has