Around the Hill (6/19)
TGIF! Here are some political stories that are worth your attention as we head into the weekend.
From the Washington Times: American’s premier, unbiased policy expert, with absolutely no stake in the debate, criticizes President Obama’s presidency.
From Politico: PETA is furious over the treatment of flies by President Obama. He literally has bigger problems to worry about.
From ESPN: Power in Washington, DC is judged on the court.
From Politico: Congress sets records. Not in a good way.
From the Internet: Congressman Pete Hoekstra makes a grave mistake in tweeting an easily-mockable comparison between brutal Iranian censorship and Democrats’ opposition to offshore drilling last year. He pays the price.
From the Washington Post: Senator Ensign’s interns flee to the hills. Probably because their boss skipped the annual baseball game.
For more round-ups like this, visit the appropriately-named “Round-Ups” category. If you have a link you think we’d be interested in, don’t hesitate to let us know!
Ben Theodor tried to tame the blogging beast within by murdering his former blog, Change We Voted For, in cold blood (his first attempt, Election Day Countdown, expired due to natural causes). However, like so many cheap horror movie villains, Ben's sarcasm simply couldn't be kept down, and has found a permanent home here at BOTO. Read more.
