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'Mob Museum' Opens, Taxpayers Robbed of $42 Million

On Valentine’s Day, the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement – better known as “The Mob Museum” – will open its doors. The museum will function as a shrine to two of the most shameful blemishes on America:

Republicans Should Make 2012 a 'Mandate' Election

We live in The Divided Era of American politics – an Era defined by a roughly equal number of Democrats and Republicans, high partisanship and close Presidential elections.  Independent voters often hold sway and candidates court the middle in order to win.

Sundays with Sherrod: Conservatives Attack!

When Sherrod Brown (D-OH) spoke at the Ohio Education Association Representative Assembly last spring, he had a receptive audience for his class warfare routine. Since Sherrod is the most extreme leftist in the U.S. Senate and must face Ohio voters this fall,

White House Misleads On Budget Law

The President’s former director of the Office of Management and budget and current Chief of Staff told CNN this morning that the Senate needs 60 votes to pass a budget.

White House Lies to Public on Senate Budget Rules

There simply is no other way to explain the statements of White House Chief of Staff Jacob Lew this morning on CNN’s State of the Union. Lew was asked by Candy Crawley about a recent statement by Senate Majority Leader

Carney: 'No Opinion' Whether Senate Should Pass A Budget

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney was asked to respond to Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s comment that the lack of a budget creates “uncertainty” which is “negative for growth.” Carney responded: “I have no opinion; the White House has

House Overwhelmingly Passes STOCK Act

(Reuters) – The House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed on Thursday a bill to curb insider trading by lawmakers and other government officials, despite objections from both Democrats and Republicans that it was weaker than a version passed by the Senate

On Obama's Watch

On Obama's Watch

On February 5th, President Obama provided his own Super Sunday show.   In some respects, it was almost as bizarre as Madonna’s performance at  half time. In particular, in his interview with NBC’s Matt Lauer,  Mr. Obama responded oddly to concerns

O'Donnell Denigrates Asian Actress For Denigrating Asians

Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell harshly berated an Asian actress for “stereotyping” Asians in an ad for senate candidate Rep. Pete Hoekstra (R- MI). The former screenwriter for the series

Will Healthcare Reform Hurt Obama Among Catholics?

In the wake of the news that Obamacare will mandate all employers to provide for birth control, including Catholic employers, many have wondered whether President Obama will damage his standing with the Catholic vote. In 2008, the Catholic vote split

UPDATED: Santorum's Big Night: Wins Missouri, Minnesota, Colorado

Update: The Colorado GOP Chair has announced that Rick Santorum has won the caucus of the Centennial State. WASHINGTON (AP) – A resurgent Rick Santorum won Minnesota’s Republican presidential caucuses with ease Tuesday night and reached for victory in Colorado, raising fresh questions

GOP: Democrat Senate Ignoring 30 Jobs Bills

Congressman Pat Meehan (R-PA): “The need for Washington to act on jobs is as urgent as ever. The nation’s unemployment rate has now exceeded eight percent for three years running — the longest stretch since the Great Depression. Struggling families