Scott writes, about a report that the UAE is very unhappy, and considering taking some business elsewhere (like buying Airbus planes instead of Boeings)… …Who knows how far they’ll go? I’m sure that these dudes are pissed and are…

Well, not quite, but seriously de-fanged in a good way– if you are of the mind that operational control of our ports by a UAE company makes the hair on your back stand up straight. From the AP:

Bowing to ferocious opposition in Congress, a Dubai-ow…

First, the AP Wire (via Michelle Malkin) reports that the House Republicans produced a landslide vote against the port deal

Yesterday the House of Representatives Appropriations Committee voted overwhelmingly (62-2) to stop the Dubai Port Deal in its tracks, far short of the new 45-day review, and their are claims that enough votes will be available to overturn a Presidenti…

I was thinking last night, if Republicans had been against this Dubai deal from the start, Democrats would have pounced on the chance to play the race card against them, claiming racism, intolerance, xenophobia and Islamophobia. But now, since Dems t…

Whether or not you favor the port deal, you have to admire the guts shown by the House GOP, where the Appropriations Committee thumped the arrangement 62-2….

A Republican-dominated House panel voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to block a Dubai-owned firm from taking control of some U.S port operations. Michelle Malkin labels it a “wake up call” and asks “Is anyone at the White House listening?”

A Republican-dominated House panel voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to block a Dubai-owned firm from taking control of some U.S port operations. Michelle Malkin labels it a “wake up call” and asks “Is anyone at the White House listening?”

President George Bush is now facing a major GOP election-year rebellion on the controversial ports deal — and a description that seemed trite a week ago is now coming true: Bush is becoming a “uniter not a divider.”

President George Bush is now facing a major GOP election-year rebellion on the controversial ports deal — and a description that seemed trite a week ago is now coming true: Bush is becoming a “uniter not a divider.”

Yesterday the House Appropriations Committee Republicans reminded one of a trigger-happy deputy sheriff, who, in a fit of panic, fired the first shot into his foot and then wounded an unsuspecting bystander with the second. That unsuspecting bystande…

We make a prediction.
The AP’s Liz Zidoti is eager to report: “In an election-year repudiation of President Bush, a House panel dominated by Republicans voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to block a Dubai-owned firm from taking control of som…

In truth, President Bush has put himself in a dilemma over the ports.

I see Michelle Malkin is still refusing to acknowledge there are two sides to this issue, in spite of my having emailed her and excerpt from this post several hours ago. … I’m going to date myself to try to put some perspective on things. A lot of pe…