New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, to all but the emphatically clueless, has made the case for his candidacy and let it be known that he?s rethinking a possible presidential run. His staff now swats down errant statements, suggesting a run definitely is not in the cards, be the statements from Christie?s brother or from Fox News.
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QUSRA, West Bank ? In this village tucked among the rocky hills of the northern West Bank, flags are flying to celebrate the bid for membership of a Palestinian state in the United Nations.
A poster in the village center carries a picture of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, who is riding a wave of popularity after defying U.S. pressure and submitting the membership application last week.
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?Suburgatory (8:30 p.m., ABC) Just once it would be nice to see a comedy about urbanites moving to the suburbs that doesn?t rely on a mocking and simplistically Stepford view of such places. Setting that gripe aside, ?Suburgatory? displays a polished sense of humor and a better cast than it deserves, which makes it worth a look.
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Solyndra is trying to rival her big sister Katrina?s ability to make the federal government look incompetent. But whose baby is she?
Since the solar-energy company went belly-up a few weeks ago ? leaving taxpayers on the hook for $535�million in loan guarantees ? a business that was once the poster child for President Obama?s green-jobs initiative has instead become a tool for Republicans to discredit most everything the administration seeks to do.
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In the Republican presidential race, it is becoming increasingly difficult to separate fact from farce.
In last weekend?s season-opener of ?Saturday Night Live,? a fictitious Herman Cain explained to a fictitious Shepard Smith in a fictitious Fox News debate why his experience in the pizza business qualified him to be president.
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White Sox general manager Ken Williams says he offered to step aside or take another job in the organization after some of his offseason moves failed to pan out and the team floundered.In the Republican presidential race, it is becoming increasingly difficult to separate fact from farce.
In last weekend?s season-opener of ?Saturday Night Live,? a fictitious Herman Cain explained to a fictitious Shepard Smith in a fictitious Fox News debate why his experience in the pizza business qualified him to be president.
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