For those who wonder why I call it The Faux News Channel
Right now -- and this page will probably be dead later -- the lead story on Fox's Politics page is " 'Go Kinky' TV Reality Show Follows Texas Campaign."
Not like there were any, you know, elections yesterday. Under "MORE POLITICS HEADLINES"
• Senate Approves Ban on 'Lifers' from National Cemeteries
• Palmeiro Issues Public Explanation of Failed Drug Test
• GOP Lawmakers Pooh-Pooh Pentagon Disaster Role
• Cadre of House GOP Holds Up ANWR Plan
• Chalabi Looks to Shore Up His Image
• Amtrak President's Career Derailed
• Iraq Intel Rhetoric Escalating on Capitol Hill
• CIA Seeks Probe Into 'Secret Prisons' Leak
• Kilpatrick Keeps Detroit Mayor Seat
• Sanders Wins San Diego Mayor's Race
• Pro-Bush Dem Defeated in St. Paul
• Ohio Voters Reject Election Changes
• Menino Wins Fourth Term as Boston Mayor
• Bloomberg Wins Second Term by Wide Margin
• Texas Voters Approve Gay Marriage Ban
• CIA Launching 'Open Source' Intel Center
• Bush Acknowledges Japan's Opposition to U.S. Military Plan
• Social Security Reform Likely Not Until 2009
Did anyone elect a governor yesterday?
Not like there were any, you know, elections yesterday. Under "MORE POLITICS HEADLINES"
• Senate Approves Ban on 'Lifers' from National Cemeteries
• Palmeiro Issues Public Explanation of Failed Drug Test
• GOP Lawmakers Pooh-Pooh Pentagon Disaster Role
• Cadre of House GOP Holds Up ANWR Plan
• Chalabi Looks to Shore Up His Image
• Amtrak President's Career Derailed
• Iraq Intel Rhetoric Escalating on Capitol Hill
• CIA Seeks Probe Into 'Secret Prisons' Leak
• Kilpatrick Keeps Detroit Mayor Seat
• Sanders Wins San Diego Mayor's Race
• Pro-Bush Dem Defeated in St. Paul
• Ohio Voters Reject Election Changes
• Menino Wins Fourth Term as Boston Mayor
• Bloomberg Wins Second Term by Wide Margin
• Texas Voters Approve Gay Marriage Ban
• CIA Launching 'Open Source' Intel Center
• Bush Acknowledges Japan's Opposition to U.S. Military Plan
• Social Security Reform Likely Not Until 2009
Did anyone elect a governor yesterday?
posted by Josh at
Wednesday, November 09, 2005
1 Comments:
In their story wrapping up the campaign, the quoted GOP Gov. Mike Huckabee of Arkansas. Allow me: "... noting that both seats were won by Democrats in 2001 when Bush's popularity was high. Still, he acknowledged the defeats — and said they could help rally the GOP base next year."
Hurrah! Good news all around! The Democrats won, which is good for them, and the Republicans have rallied their base. This is like the Special Olympics version of politics: everyone's a winner!
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Josh, at 5:52 PM
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