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About Barack Obama

Kennedy probably is his father!

By He Walks THe Walk Dont Talk Much

Boxer and Kennedy

Boxer and Kennedy should wed,they are so much alike that they would make better
set of liberal bookends than Kerry and and company.
I would love to see Kennedy go to IRAQ and stay there as permanant represenative to the government.

By I Dona Wana Hear Your Mouth

Took Too Many Shots In The Head

This Boxer Surely Took Too Many Shots In The Head.

Fresh from her weepy protest of the 2004 election, Senator Barbara Boxer sent out a notice to her radical friends today that she plans to go after Dr. Condoleeza Rice hard next week, when the good doctor sits for confirmation before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
On Tuesday, January 18th and Wednesday, January 19th, National Security Advisor, Condoleeza Rice will appear before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a confirmation hearing for her appointment as Secretary of State.--Unbalanced Senator to point sights at Rice
Dr. Rice?’s confirmation hearing must not be a rubber stamp of President Bush?’s appointment.
The Senate must take it?’s ?“advice and consent role seriously.
* That?’s why, as a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, I intend to stand up and ask Condoleeza Rice the tough questions that Americans deserve to have answered. Questions like:
* Why did the United States go to war in Iraq based on misleading -- if not false and fraudulent -- evidence?
As a Brooklyn newlywed -she once organized fellow apartment
Leading the charge for the opposition isn't new for Boxer. As a Brooklyn newlywed, she once organized fellow apartment building tenants to petition for carpeting. As a House member in 1991, she led fellow congresswomen up the steps of the Senate to demand hearings into Anita Hill's sexual harassment claims against Clarence Thomas. She led recent opposition to drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (successfully), and against the ban on what opponents call partial birth abortion (unsuccessfully).
Some Republicans have suggested that Boxer should have accepted Bush's re-election victory as a sign of acceptance for his secretary of state nominee, and kept her mouth shut on the Rice nomination. She's in no danger of doing that - on any issue.
Sen. Barbara Boxer has always spoken up, but the California Democrat seems to have gotten a lot louder lately. Her opposition to Condoleezza Rice's secretary of state nomination was so combative that it was parodied on Saturday Night Live. That came on the heels of her decision to sign onto a House member's complaint about Ohio voting problems, forcing Congress to debate them before certifying President Bush's re-election victory.
Barely five feet tall, Boxer must stand on a box - which she sometimes refers to as ''the Boxer Box'' - to see over the podium at press conferences. Fond of gold jewelry and colorful, occasionally mismatched outfits, she's energetic and aggressive, given to dressing down
She's being touted on liberal blogs as the Democrats' best hope for president in 2008. Conservatives are excoriating her as - in House Minority Leader Tom DeLay's phrase - the leader of the '''X-Files' wing'' of the Democratic Party.
Since Boxer and Feinstein joined the Senate in 1992's Year of the Woman, Feinstein has been the more prominent. Although they have cooperated on initiatives and vote together more often than not, they do not have a close relationship and part ways on some issues, including the Iraq war and the Rice nomination.

Republicans say they can work with Feinstein. Her advice and endorsement are courted by Schwarzenegger and others on issues while Boxer, whom they generally despise, is left on the sidelines.

''I don't think attack dogs are ever useful,'' said Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., who lost a 1998 GOP primary election for the chance to run against Boxer.

By Fresh from her weepy protest