We said this was what was going to happen, and lo and behold, here ya’ go:

A battle is shaping up between Democrats and the White House over the Military Commissions Act, signed into law last month by President George W. Bush.

Sen. Patrick Leahy, D

We said this was what was going to happen, and lo and behold, here ya’ go:

A battle is shaping up between Democrats and the White House over the Military Commissions Act, signed into law last month by President George W. Bush.

Sen. Patrick Leahy, D

We said this was what was going to happen, and lo and behold, here ya’ go:

A battle is shaping up between Democrats and the White House over the Military Commissions Act, signed into law last month by President George W. Bush.

Sen. Patrick Leahy, D

We said this was what was going to happen, and lo and behold, here ya’ go:

A battle is shaping up between Democrats and the White House over the Military Commissions Act, signed into law last month by President George W. Bush.

Sen. Patrick Leahy, D

You will need a beer after you read this:
Democrats, who won majorities in the U.S. Congress in last week's elections, said on Sunday they will push for a phased withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq to begin in four to six months.
"We need to b…

I have been saying all along that if the Democrats took control of both the House and Senate one of the first things they would do is to work out a plan to withdraw the troops from Iraq before the job is finished leaving the Iraqi government vulnerable…

We warned you it would happen. And you wonder why the Islamists are happy about the election? — Update: The electorate is worried about the possibility of cutting and running. While a bare majority of 51 percent called the Democrats’ victory “a good t…

Via Reuters:
WASHINGTON, Nov 11 (Reuters) – Just days after Democrats took over Congress, Americans embraced their top goals and President George W. Bush’s job approval rating slid to 31 percent, according to a Newsweek poll issued on Saturday.
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Probe-a-pallooza, the Dems, and IraqMichelle Malkin The NYTimes editorial board got itself so gleefully worked up over the prospect of Democrat probe-a-pallooza on the Iraq war that it left the truth in the dust. Karl at Protein Wisdom has a

I hate polls, but this one was mildly interesting. Remember to take all poll results with a grain of salt. I have about the same amount of faith in Ouija boards as I have in polls.
(Reuters) Bush’s 31-percent job approval rating, down from 35 per…

US soldiers inspect the scene following a car bomb explosion in Baghdad, Iraq , Sunday, Nov. 12, 2006, that killed two and injured six Iraqis. Top U.S. officials are reviewing strategy in Iraq following last week’s defeat by the Republicans in m…

Before democrats gloat too much and claim they have a huge mandate, they may want to read this Reuters’ poll, While a bare majority of 51 percent called the Democrats’ victory a good thing, even more said they were concerned

It shouldn’t come as much surprise to anyone. The Democrats seem to think this is what the American people voted them in for. This is the cowardly new direction America is headed for. The New York Times is excited, and while they are quick t…

A new poll conducted by Newsweek, shows some interesting results. While it shows President Bush’s approval ratings down 4% (hey, its Newsweek), it showed:
“concerns that Democrats might seek to pull U.S. troops out of Iraq too quickly or ha…

Previously I reported, you can leave Iraq, but the conflict will follow. It seems the liberal element of democrat party would like to import the war on terrorism in four to six months. Reuter’s reports: Democrats, who won control of…