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Published by Roger Snyder
Dec
30
Huckabee Litmus Test
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[From Davenetics*] Mike Huckabee reacted to the Bhutto assassination by explaining it was just one more example of the urgent need to crack down on illegal immigration. In light of what happened in Pakistan yesterday, it’s interesting that there are more Pakistanis who have illegally crossed the border than of any other nationality except for [...]
Dec
28
THREAT LEVEL’s Year in Review — 2007
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[From Wired.com] By Kevin Poulsen It was a year of soul searching at THREAT LEVEL, every day a fresh challenge to our fundamental beliefs and convictions: Alberto Gonzales made us pine for John Ashcroft; Google made us love roving surveillance cams; and Jammie Thomas’ internet spoofing defense was enough to make us secretly root for [...]
Dec
23
Huckabee: Gitmo Is “Too Nice”
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[From: From The Road] From CBS News’ Joy Lin and Mary Hood: DAVENPORT, IA – Asked about Guantanamo, Mike Huckabee said he had visited the facility and said it was “disappointingâ€? that military personnel were eating meals that averaged $1.60 while the detainees were eating Halal meals that cost over $4 each. “The inmates there [...]
Dec
23
Paul Defends Asking for Special Projects
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[From: Newsvine ] Jennifer C. Kerr, AP Writer WASHINGTON — Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul on Sunday defended his efforts in Congress to bring home money to his Texas district, despite his long-held aversion to big government and congressional votes to reign in federal spending. “I’ve never voted for an earmark in my life,” the [...]
Dec
20
Colorado voting machines tossed out
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[From Yahoo! News] Colorado voting machines tossed out By GEORGE MERRITT DENVER – Colorado’s secretary of state has declared many of the state’s electronic voting machines to be unreliable, but said Tuesday that some of them could still be used in November if a software patch was installed. Other machines that failed could be replaced [...]
