November 5, 2014 – 3:50 pm
Grist’s Ben Adler is Very Concerned The new GOP Senate is already gearing up to cause climate mayhem … But their biggest win by far was taking control of the U.S. Senate. As of this writing, Republicans had already secured 52 Senate seats, thanks to knocking off Democratic incumbents or replacing retiring Democrats in Arkansas, […]
November 5, 2014 – 1:00 pm
…is the need for more firefighters as the GOP majority ignores climate change, you might just be a Warmist The blog of the day is Fire Andrea Mitchell, with a post on Greg Abbott crushing Abortion Barbie.
November 5, 2014 – 9:58 am
I was hunting around for the Alison Grimes concession speech that has Democrats roasting her, and ran across this, possibly one of the dumbest comments made about the Wave Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid congratulated McConnell on the Republican victory in a statement Tuesday night. “The message from voters is clear: they want us to […]
November 5, 2014 – 9:06 am
Of course they did A freak early-season snowstorm has paralyzed large parts of Maine, leaving thousands without power and putting a damper on today’s election. Some parts of the state recorded up to 21 inches of snow. CentralMaine.com reportst hat up to 65,000 residents were still without power as of Monday, and some towns had to change their […]
November 5, 2014 – 8:22 am
Yes they are Negativity Wins the Senate Republicans would like the country to believe that they took control of the Senate on Tuesday by advocating a strong, appealing agenda of job creation, tax reform and spending cuts. But, in reality, they did nothing of the sort. Even the voters who supported Republican candidates would have […]
November 5, 2014 – 7:51 am
Excellent news. North Carolina could have certainly done worse than Kay Hagan: we could have had a Chuck Schumer, Harry, Reid, or Al Franken. But, Kay was all about the Democrat Party and Obama’s agenda, rather than what was important to North Carolina. We’ll see if Thom Tillis puts NC first (WRAL) Republican state House […]
