Posts Tagged ‘Redstate.com’

25th January
2010
written by Sean Noble

Erick Erickson at Redstate.com has a post that is certain to make you angry.

Remember how the Democrats vehemently denied both the existence of the death panels and the cold nature of the decision making processes that would be invoked to save money on health care?

Well, then you should not be shocked to learn the Democrat leadership of the House of Representatives is prohibiting members of Congress from putting links to Haitian Relief efforts on their websites and encouraging donations to the Red Cross, Salvation Army, and other groups.

Why?

According to the House Administration Committee,

“We understand the good intentions of those making such inquiries, but the rules of the House preclude Members from using official resources for any purpose other than in support of the conduct of the Member’s official and representational duties on behalf of the district which he or she currently represents,” the letter states. “This has, in the past, been interpreted to mean that charitable solicitations using official resources are not permitted.”

But don’t worry. The House Democrats say it is permissible for members of Congress to link to the White House’s relief effort. Just not private sector charities.

23rd November
2009
written by Sean Noble

The debate over global warming, and whether or not it is human-caused, just got more interesting. While some have argued that “the science is settled” on this issue, Erick Erickson posts a very important report at RedState.com that demonstrates the lengths that global warming alarmist will go to try to squash the very scientific debate that they claim is critical to finding the truth. It’s well worth the read.