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Bill Whittle 10/17/2013 buying viagra in the dominican republic …If I were shopping for health insurance, and I had tried, and failed, to log on to a web site twice – not forty times, but twice! – they would have lost my business and I would have taken my money to a competitor in the […] October 18th, 2013 | Tags: Bill Whittle, copyright infringement, free markets, hospitals, penalties and fines, Sen. Mary Landrieu, software | Category: technology | Comments are closed
VeritasVisuals YouTube 8/26/2013 Project Veritas confronts former US Attorney Jim Letten at Tulane University, where he is now employed as a dean at the law school Letten resigned in disgrace when his office was found attempting to manipulate open trials by disparaging the reputation of defendants on online public forums There is reason to believe […] August 29th, 2013 | Tags: Gavin McIness, James O'Keefe, Jim Letten, Project Veritas, Sen. Mary Landrieu, Tulane University | Category: Department of Justice, journalism, law enforcement, Louisiana, Video | Comments are closed
Jason Pye United Liberty 4/26/2013 Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-LA) is likely facing a tough bid for re-election next year in a state that Mitt Romney carried by 18 points over President Barack Obama. Landrieu has eeked out wins over the past couple of cycles, but her voting record is increasingly out-of-touch with the conservative views […] April 28th, 2013 | Tags: gun control, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), Sen. Mary Landrieu, United Union of Roofers Waterproofers and Allied Workers | Category: "Stimulus" program, 2nd Amendment, Barack Obama, Congress, Elections, Louisiana, Politicians, Progressives, Unions | Comments are closed
Tarini Parti Politico 8/28/2012 Conservative filmmaker and activist James O’Keefe wasn’t in Tampa, Fla., but the show he was supposed to headline went on as planned. O’Keefe spoke via Skype on “the role of the citizen journalist” and took audience questions at Tuesday’s luncheon sponsored by the James Madison Institute, a Florida-based nonprofit organization. Tanja […] August 29th, 2012 | Tags: James Madison Institute, James O'Keefe, Republican National Convention, Sen. Mary Landrieu, Tampa Convention Center | Category: airlines, Florida, journalism, Louisiana, Politics | Comments are closed
Phil Taylor The New York Times 3/4/2011 Republicans and oil-state Democrats are challenging Interior Secretary Ken Salazar’s comments this week that oil and gas production in the United States has increased even as permitting for deepwater drilling in the Gulf of Mexico remains at a virtual standstill. While Interior on Monday issued the first deepwater […] March 7th, 2011 | Tags: Bureau of Land Management, Dan Ashe, Energy Information Administration (EIA), Gulf of Mexico, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, moratorium, oil and gas drilling, OPEC, Rep. Edward Markey, Sen. David Vitter, Sen. Mary Landrieu, shale, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service | Category: Africa, Barack Obama, Congress, Department of the Interior, Economy, Energy, Louisiana, Middle East | Comments are closed
Patterico via BigGovernment.com 5/28/2010 The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana has filed a court document admitting that James O’Keefe did not intend to tamper with the phones at Mary Landrieu’s office, or commit any other felony. Oh — and the good folks at the Department of Justice don’t particularly want you […] May 28th, 2010 | Tags: James O'Keefe, Sen. Mary Landrieu | Category: Department of Justice, Louisiana, Media accountability | Comments are closed
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