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...As paid Democrat activists are to be charged with felonies for their attempt to keep Republicans from voting on Election Day in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The paid Democrat activists "will be accused of cutting the tires of some 20 vans and cars rented by the state Republican Party to usher the party faithful to and from the polls on election day."

Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., said Sunday that when the full Senate debates the nomination of Dr. Condoleezza Rice to be Secretary of State on Tuesday, she intends to repeat charges that Rice deliberately misled the nation about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. "I will lay out again on the Senate floor [why] I do not believe [she] has been candid with the American people," Sen. Boxer told CNN's "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer." "[She's] gone on shows like yours and made statements that I don't think were true, or they were half-true, didn't tell the whole story, didn't level...

Sen. Barbara Boxer says she is the real victim of last week's confirmation hearing for Secretary of State-designate Condoleezza Rice, yet continued yesterday to question the national security adviser's honesty.     "She turned and attacked me," the California Democrat told CNN's "Late Edition" in describing the confrontation during the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing.     "I gave Dr. Rice many opportunities to address specific issues. Instead, she said I was impugning her integrity," Mrs. Boxer said. [snip}     "I personally believe — this is my personal view — that your loyalty to the mission you were given, to sell this war, overwhelmed...

Democratic Party also must pick its fights, or cut the best deals it can -- Washington -- National security adviser Condoleezza Rice's confirmation hearing this past week vividly demonstrated the contrasting political styles of California's two Democratic senators -- and highlighted the dilemma for a party out of power in the nation's capital. As President Bush's nominee to be secretary of state, Rice asked Sen. Dianne Feinstein, her home state senator, to introduce her. Feinstein responded with a glowing introduction, calling the former Stanford provost a remarkable woman with "the leadership to lead in these difficult times." Rice was...

"She's a pathetic embarassment." RADIO PERSONALITY RICK ROBERTS is proposing a recall campaign against US Senator Barbara Boxer, citing her obstruction of the certification of the Electoral College vote, and her disrespect of Secretary of State nominee Condoleeza Rice.

WASHINGTON - Condoleezza Rice is no longer on a fast track to Senate confirmation as secretary of state, but the slowdown appears to be temporary as Democratic foes of the war in Iraq line up to have their say. Nine hours have been set aside Tuesday for debate, divided equally between Democrats and Republicans. On Wednesday, a brief series of statements is expected - and then the vote to put her in charge of U.S. diplomacy. President Bush's decision to go to war with Iraq in March 2003 and postwar violence that is taking a rising toll of U.S. casualties...

"I rise to oppose the confirmation of Ms. RIce... too many mistakes she was in part responsible for... dismissed Iraq army now firing on our troops... dismissed Bathists who now oppose us..." He's now harping on Bush as a leader failing in Iraq...[he] "will not give accoutability, so we in Congress must do it for him." But then, we know Bayh has personal ambitions, too.

WASHINGTON - Senate Democrats said Tuesday that Condoleezza Rice (news - web sites) lied to them, misled Americans about the Iraq (news - web sites) war or served as an apologist for Bush administration failures in Iraq, but she remained on track for confirmation as secretary of state. AP Photo AFP Slideshow: Condoleezza Rice Rice Given Nod of Approval by Senate Panel (AP Video) Rice, who has been President Bush (news - web sites)'s national security adviser for four years, was one of the loudest voices urging war, Democrats said. She repeatedly deceived members of Congress and Americans at large...

This past Veterans Day, at a local event honoring America’s brave fighting men and women of the Armed Forces, I was also privileged to join about 300 of my “closest friends” of the High Desert Republican Party, as we together witnessed firsthand the preliminary candidacy of, quite possibly, the GOP’s best shot at beating U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer in November of next year. This apparent no-name is nothing of the sort, for any of the bills in your wallet or purse right now most likely are autographed by this past presidential appointee. She is Rosario Marin and, not unlike Arnold...

<p>California Senator Barbara Boxer, already faring badly in the polls, might fall even lower as her voting record becomes known to Californians. As Dan Allen, spokesman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee, explained it, "Barbara Boxer's liberal voting record on defense issues, business issues and other issues important to California's families makes her vulnerable next year." Indeed, Mrs. Boxer was labeled the most liberal of all U.S. senators by National Journal magazine, which might make her too far left even in liberal California.</p>

BOXER SHORTS California Sen. Barbara Boxer was promising reporters a hot scoop last Friday about Enron's relationship with the Bush administration, only to end up look like the girl who cried wolf. For several days Boxer and her staff had promising Hill reporters documents from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission that would have documented meetings and contacts between FERC members and Enron from August 2000 through June 2001. "They said the documents would show that those contacts spiked after the Clinton administration left office," says one financial reporter covering Capitol Hill. "They thought it was going to be a smoking ...

~snip~ Mr. Gamble also says that the governor's election was a fluke and a one-time occasion. The governor's victory was overwhelming and he still has approval ratings over 70 percent. Mr. Gamble goes on to state that Boxer is in the mainstream of voters in California. Californians disagree. Boxer's inability to put California's safety before partisan politics has given her some of the worst approval ratings of any incumbent in the U.S. Senate. Mr. Gamble, take a look at the facts. California voters support our troops in Iraq, even if they disagree with the war. Californians do not want a...

WASHINGTON - Little noticed in this month's election was that the nation's third biggest vote getter, behind only President Bush (news - web sites) and John Kerry (news - web sites), was Sen. Barbara Boxer (news, bio, voting record), a fiery California Democrat who proudly wears her liberalism on her sleeve. AP Photo Latest Headlines: · Boxer Becomes Third Biggest Vote Getter AP - Fri Nov 19, 7:16 AM ET · Kerry to Give Dems Leftover Campaign Cash AP - Thu Nov 18,11:52 PM ET · Unofficial Iowa Totals Show Bush Win AP - Thu Nov 18, 4:02 PM ET...

those two idiots said no.....

I've run out of rational explanations for Barbara Boxer. She defies the term rationality. Her deracination eclipses the usual pompous, out of touch lunacy resplendant inside the Capital Beltway. She is unique and I personally hope Quality Control required the mold broken from which she was originally cast. Somewhere in a confirmation hearing that occurred on Planet Barbara, Condelizza Rice described the Southeast Asian Tsunami as an opportunity while responding to questions posed by Senator Voinavich. A mere Earthling combs the transcript of Voinovich's questions for Dr. Rice and cannot find any refernece to the tsunami. The Senator never asked...

Email Baba Boxer and tell her what YOU think. http://boxer.senate.gov/contact/webform.cfm OR http://boxer.senate.gov/contact/ Lets load her inbox with comments about her nasty attitude toward Condi!

Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif.cries as she announces with Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones , D-Ohio, that they will object to the certification of Ohio's electoral votes during a joint session of Congress today Thursday, Jan. 6, 2005

Liar! Am not! Liar! Am not! Senate confirmation hearings don't get any more raw than the bareknuckle back-and-forth yesterday between Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) and Condoleezza Rice. Pants on fire! That would apply to Boxer, who seems to be going through a terminal meltdown. Something is driving her over the edge, and she's determined to take the Democratic Party with her. A week after she tearfully sided with the wackadoo wing by becoming the only member of the Senate to vote against certifying President Bush's election victory, Boxer crossed the line again. This time, she was dry-eyed as she used...

Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer began airing the second television ad of her re-election campaign Tuesday. Here are details: * Title: Bureaucrats * Length: 30 seconds * Created by: GMMB & Associates * Airing: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Fresno, San Diego and Sacramento, beginning Tuesday. * Dominant images: Boxer sitting at a table in a living room setting, speaking to an off-camera interviewer. Brief shots of her sitting on a stoop with a group of families. * Script: "HMO bureaucrats are overruling the doctors. It takes you months to get an appointment. And dealing with insurance companies can be a nightmare....

Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., left, is congratulated by Sen. Dianne Feinstein (news, bio, voting record), D-Calif., at an Election Night celebration in San Francisco on Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2004. Boxer won her bid for re-election against former Secretary of State Bill Jones, R-Calif. At right is State Sen. Carol Migden, D-Calif. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)