“The big issue here, though, is to try to keep moving the country towards an energy strategy, and if President Obama doesn’t do more drilling, doesn’t include fossil fuels as part of the conversation, prices spike, the economy tanks, he is in very real trouble.” read post
“It’s the Marco Rubio — it’s that endorsement that kind of signaled to the Republican party that, ‘Look, this is over.’ You know, this is representative of the far-right wing of the party saying, ‘I’m backing this guy. Let’s wrap this thing up and let’s move forward.’” read post
“The video certainly doesn’t, you know, give any kind of evidence of a life-or-death fight. There are no bloodstains — he doesn’t look like he sustained a broken nose.” read post
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“With Zimmerman, I think we’re going to continue to see, I know people in my profession are going to continue to dig into his past, and see what they can glean about who this man is, especially considering he’s, you know, keeping about the lowest profile possible right now.” read post
“I was a bit surprised, quite frankly, by the views of some of the conservatives. This really does go against the grain of past cases. The court has a longstanding tradition to minimize the degree to which they overturn federal law.” read post
“Romney now has two out of the three Bushes. I don’t think you’ll see the most recent President Bush endorse, but you know, he got Senator Jim DeMint to say favorable things — he got majority whip Kevin McCarthy, another person in leadership here in Washington to endorse him.” read post
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“The fact that he continues to deliver these attack lines against Mitt Romney and drag out the process — the longer it goes, the less likely it is that Mitt Romney would even consider him.” read post
“Most of these justices aren’t swayed by the oral argument. In this case, you basically had a court of one, and whether you could give Kennedy a reason to feel comfortable with voting in favor of with the law. I think Kennedy left without being given that comfort factor.” read post
