Another truly bad week for Republicans
Brains and Eggs: "Deputy Attorney General nominee Timothy Flanagan's name is withdrawn after his connections to Jack Abramoff are revealed.
The anti-torture bill is passed by the Senate 90-9 (Texas' John Cornyn is one of the nine voting in favor of torture). The president, stubborn as ever, will veto it anyway.
Hurricane-relief contracts awarded with little or no competitive bidding will be done over.
Bush finally gives up on Social Security reform and additional tax cuts. For the time being.
Tom DeLay fielded a second indictment, and Karl Rove is about to catch his first.
Did I forget to mention that the GOP is tearing itself in two over the nomination of Harriet Miers? Or that two polls now show Bush's support has eroded into the 30's?"
The anti-torture bill is passed by the Senate 90-9 (Texas' John Cornyn is one of the nine voting in favor of torture). The president, stubborn as ever, will veto it anyway.
Hurricane-relief contracts awarded with little or no competitive bidding will be done over.
Bush finally gives up on Social Security reform and additional tax cuts. For the time being.
Tom DeLay fielded a second indictment, and Karl Rove is about to catch his first.
Did I forget to mention that the GOP is tearing itself in two over the nomination of Harriet Miers? Or that two polls now show Bush's support has eroded into the 30's?"
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