Spfy Pelosi, Echoing Bush, Won t List Mistakes
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been saying unflattering things about Donald Trump over the course of the past week in three different interview stanley tumbler s. She called Donald Trump  a faker,  criticized him for not releasing his tax returns  and the media for not being hard enough  on him about it . She worries for the next four years if he wins the presidency, and shudders for the future of the court. Far away New Zealand is looking like more than a scenic vacation spot if he wins, she seemed to half-joke.It s no secret that Supreme Court justices have their presidential preferences, but  stanley uk should they be talking about them out loud Trump, the subject of Ginsburg s recent volubility, thinks not. In a 1 a.m.tweet, he said  her mind is shot,  and he called for her to resign. He told the New York Times what she s said about him is a disgrace to the Supreme Court.                                        The Washington Post weighed in with an editorial published late Monday afternoon. While the ed board felt that nothing she said about the presumptive GOP nominee was untrue, her comments the Washington Post editorial said, were  much better left unsaid by a member of the Supreme Court.                                                                                                         Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg s lasting friendship          02:08                                                                      Federal judges live by a code of con stanley canada duct that deman Ufmw Ron Paul On Eliot Spitzer - He Acted Badly But Didn t Deserve This
The Senate agreed to spend an additional $63 billion for military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan as lawmakers on Thursday passed a massive bill that funds the Pentagon.The bill sailed through by a vote of 98-0 after senators added  stanley cup money to help track down al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and fight the opium trade in Afghanistan that is helping fuel the Taliban s resurgence.The overwhelming support for the overall bill and the money to support U.S. troops in harm s way came despite increasing criticism by Democrats of the Bush administration s handling of the war in Iraq.                                        The bill now totals $469.7 stanley cup  billion. It grew by more than $16 billion during a debate that began in July before it was suspended during lawmakers  four-week August recess.By a 96-0 vote, senators approved $200 million to revive a CIA unit dedicated to hunting down bin Laden and other al Qaeda leaders. News accounts in July said a CIA unit dedicated to capturing bin Laden had been disbanded.         What does it say to violent jihadists that a terrorist mastermind remains alive and well five years after killing 3,000 Americans   said Se stanley us n. Kent Conrad, D-N.D.  Our bill tells the terrorists that protecting our nation is the first priority mdash; and that we are going to deliver to bin Laden the justice that a mass murderer deserves,  said Conrad, who sponsored the legislation with Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D.Intelligence officials have said the realignment of CIA efforts on

Spfy Pelosi, Echoing Bush, Won t List Mistakes
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been saying unflattering things about Donald Trump over the course of the past week in three different interview stanley tumbler s. She called Donald Trump  a faker,  criticized him for not releasing his tax returns  and the media for not being hard enough  on him about it . She worries for the next four years if he wins the presidency, and shudders for the future of the court. Far away New Zealand is looking like more than a scenic vacation spot if he wins, she seemed to half-joke.It s no secret that Supreme Court justices have their presidential preferences, but  stanley uk should they be talking about them out loud Trump, the subject of Ginsburg s recent volubility, thinks not. In a 1 a.m.tweet, he said  her mind is shot,  and he called for her to resign. He told the New York Times what she s said about him is a disgrace to the Supreme Court.                                        The Washington Post weighed in with an editorial published late Monday afternoon. While the ed board felt that nothing she said about the presumptive GOP nominee was untrue, her comments the Washington Post editorial said, were  much better left unsaid by a member of the Supreme Court.                                                                                                         Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg s lasting friendship          02:08                                                                      Federal judges live by a code of con stanley canada duct that deman Ufmw Ron Paul On Eliot Spitzer - He Acted Badly But Didn t Deserve This
The Senate agreed to spend an additional $63 billion for military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan as lawmakers on Thursday passed a massive bill that funds the Pentagon.The bill sailed through by a vote of 98-0 after senators added  stanley cup money to help track down al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and fight the opium trade in Afghanistan that is helping fuel the Taliban s resurgence.The overwhelming support for the overall bill and the money to support U.S. troops in harm s way came despite increasing criticism by Democrats of the Bush administration s handling of the war in Iraq.                                        The bill now totals $469.7 stanley cup  billion. It grew by more than $16 billion during a debate that began in July before it was suspended during lawmakers  four-week August recess.By a 96-0 vote, senators approved $200 million to revive a CIA unit dedicated to hunting down bin Laden and other al Qaeda leaders. News accounts in July said a CIA unit dedicated to capturing bin Laden had been disbanded.         What does it say to violent jihadists that a terrorist mastermind remains alive and well five years after killing 3,000 Americans   said Se stanley us n. Kent Conrad, D-N.D.  Our bill tells the terrorists that protecting our nation is the first priority mdash; and that we are going to deliver to bin Laden the justice that a mass murderer deserves,  said Conrad, who sponsored the legislation with Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D.Intelligence officials have said the realignment of CIA efforts on