The latest from the Political Grapevine: VP BuzzOne day after a front-page article in the New York Times trumpeted rumors that President Bush might replaceVice President Cheney (search)as his running mate, a new Gallup poll shows that 59 percent of Americans, including 71 percent of Republicans, want Cheney to stay …
Read More »Rallying to Return
The latest from the Political Grapevine: Rallying to ReturnRiot police in the Philippines were called to the country’s presidential palace today where more than 200 Filipinos protested the situation in Iraq. This after 3,000 Filipinos marched last week. Thing is, Filipinos weren’t protesting to stay out of Iraq. They were …
Read More »The Print Press Strikes Back
To watch “The Talking Points Memo” in the Screening Room click here. Hi, I’m Bill O’Reilly, reporting tonight from Miami. Thank you for watching us. Well, it snowed today in New York, and it’s April. So enough’s enough, and we fled down here to The Factor southern command post. In …
Read More »The End of Another Year
After tonight, I’ll be taking a few days off, so I want to wish you all a very merry Christmas and a prosperous 2008. By the way, on Christmas Eve, we’ll have a special on my trip to Afghanistan that you might find interesting. For us, 2007 has been another …
Read More »How One Journalist Defines a 'Staunch Republican'
Now some fresh pickings from the Political Grapevine: Republican Defector? Chicago Sun-Times columnist Jennifer Hunter is taking heat for a recent story headlined “GOP Lawyer Sold on Dems.” She wrote that after watching the top Democratic presidential candidates speak —one “staunch republican” lawyer said he will not vote for anyone …
Read More »Father Arrested After Leaving Toddler in Car at Brothel Parking Lot
PATRICK, Nev. – An Oregon rugby player remains in jail Tuesday after being arrested on charges he left his 2-year-old daughter in a vehicle in the parking lot of a Nevada brothel on a 95-degree day. Lucien Hoffman, of Bend, Ore., is being held in the Storey County Detention Center …
Read More »What Do Americans Think Zarqawi's Death Will Mean in the Long Run?
Now some fresh pickings from the Political Grapevine: Significance of Zarqawi’s Death in the Long Run? A majority of Americans believe the U.S. is safer after the death of Al Qaeda terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in Iraq. But even more — 59 percent — say Zarqawi’s death will make no …
Read More »Face Time for Gov. Bill Richardson
Now some fresh pickings from the Political Grapevine: Real Beauty, Real Advice? As part of a national campaign to promote self-esteem among young girls, the makers of Dove soap have provided teens with information on everything from politics to sex, but some of the content may raise The Campaign for …
Read More »Where's the Good News?
The terrorist attacks in Iraq deserve wide coverage; even if that coverage is partially what terrorists are after. But complaints have been made that positive stories about Iraq are often ignored. And now we’ve got an inside glimpse of how such decisions are made by a former NBC correspondent. Dr. …
Read More »Enigma of Roberts Also Bedevils the Right
In a political climate where everyone dreads surprises, few people want to wait until Judge John G. Roberts (search) jumps out of a giant cake in the Supreme Court building to see what they’re really getting. Roberts’ confirmation has been all but declared a done deal. The 50-year-old’s gleaming resume, …
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