Good Thursday morning Fellow Seekers,
Sen. Norm Coleman sponsored the appointment of U.S. Attorney Rachel Paulose, who recently announced her resignation from that post after a very rocky tenure. He now acknowledges that her lack of experience or ability as a manager undermined her effectiveness, and that she did the right thing by resigning. But […]
Archive for December, 2007
How and why Norm Coleman got Rachel Paulose appointed U.S. attorney and how he feels about it now
Thu, December 6 2007, 6:08amby Eric Black
Pres. Bush’s press conference this morning
Tue, December 4 2007, 10:31amby Eric Black
Good Tuesday noon,
Pres. Bush seems to be saying that yesterday’s big news that U.S. intelligence now believes Iran is not actively developing a nuclear bomb doesn’t affect his policy. I didn’t hear anything specific that might signal whether the bellicose “World War III” rhetoric, which seemed to be laying the groundwork for possible U.S. military […]
Franken responds without specifics to Coleman Iraq attack
Tue, December 4 2007, 6:20amby Eric Black
Good Tuesday morning Fellow Seekers,
The Al Franken for Senate campaign put out a two-paragraph response yesterday afternoon to the Coleman campaign’s video attacking Franken for his changing positions on various aspects of the Iraq War. I promised yesterday to pass it along. Here’s the full text of the Franken rebuttal (it’s actually attributed to […]
Wow. U.S. intelligence concludes that Iran isn’t working on a bomb
Mon, December 3 2007, 3:57pmby Eric Black
The National Intelligence Estimate on the subject, representing the consensus of 16 U.S. intelligence agencies, is that Iran halted weapons development in 2003, probably couldn’t process enough fuel for a bomb until the middle of the next decade, if it were to resume efforts to make such a weapon.
I don’t want to get ahead of […]
Coleman attacks Franken on Iraq
Mon, December 3 2007, 11:36amby Eric Black
Good Monday noon, Fellow Seekers,
The Norm Coleman reelection campaign this morning unveiled a web video designed to portray Al Franken’s position on Iraq over the years as a mess of contradictions. You can view the video here.
At first glance, it has a strong impact. Of course, it is a series of statements taken out of […]
Vin Weber on the state of the GOP race
Mon, December 3 2007, 12:46amby Eric Black
Good Monday morning Fellow Seekers of Wisdom and Truth,
Friday morning at the Humphrey Institute, former congressman, now lobbyist and big-time Republican insider Vin Weber gave an outstanding overview of the state of conservatism, focusing largely on the race for the Repub nomination for president.
Weber is the best I know at promoting his (Republican) side and […]

