Secretary of Casting Out Demons? After listening to him last night, I don’t think he’s likely to be President.

Krugman’s response today to the Republican Congressional obstructionism: The truth, of course, is that the country is hemorrhaging jobs and Americans are heading to the poorhouse by the millions. The stock markets and the value of the family home have collapsed, and there is virtual across-the-board agreement that the country is caught up in the worst economic disaster since at least World War II. The Republican answer to this turmoil? Tax cuts. They need to go into rehab. The question that I would like answered is why anyone listens to this crowd anymore. G.O.P. policies have been an absolute backbreaker … Continue reading →

Granted. But you may as well be.

Like many people, I’ve been surprised and disturbed by the anger shown in the McCain/Palin rallies this week. But maybe the crowds are taking their cue from the Presidential candidate. He has a history of temper and even violence.

Rachel Maddow asks a pertinent question. Who is the leader of the Republican Party now? Poor puppies.