The MacRanger Show at 12pm EST Saturday, will be all things amnesty- immigration bill. Guest blogger Harold C. Hutchinson of the Called as Seen Blog, and who is also a contributor at Strategy Page joining in the conversation which should be lively as Harold and myself see things a bit differently on the subject, [...]

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Hot Air has the details, but just more evidence that McCain is done as far as 2008 is concerned.
Account via the Washington Post blog:
“Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) hasn’t spent much time in the Capitol this year as he seeks the GOP presidential nomination. But one of his rare appearances this week provided a pretty salty [...]

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Mark Levin’s opening comment, quoted by K-Lo, deserves a response.
He seems to be upset that there might be some animosity aimed at conservatives. Well, Mark, it’s earned animosity. And if he ever bothers to read this, maybe he might understand the animosity a little.
You see, Mr. Levin, it starts out with a clear [...]

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Kathy Lopez at NRO covers all the anger from conservatives here on the proposed Amnesty Bill.
“It’s never a good day for the White House when, at the start of his evening radio show, Mark Levin is provoked by a presidential press conference ‚Äî one lauding a supposed legislative achievement ‚Äî to complain on behalf of [...]

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Caption Away!

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Ah more of that good old “Swamp Cleaning” going on!
UPDATE: View the tape!

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Time Magazine:
“When then-White House counsel Alberto Gonzales went to John Ashcroft’s hospital room on the evening of March 10, 2004 to ask the ailing Attorney General to override Justice Department officials and reauthorize a secret domestic wiretapping program, he was acting inappropriately, Ashcroft’s deputy at the time, James Comey, testified before Congress earlier this week. [...]

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His statement on the immigration compromise is not a smart move.  He seems to want a perfect world.  
Somehow, I doubt that Arthur Branch ever told Jack McCoy not to make a plea bargain when the alternative was the bad guy walking away a free man.
If anyone sold a bill of goods, it was the so-called [...]

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