|
|
|
Barack Obama sacks adviser over talks with Hamas Robert Malley told The Times that he had been in regular contact with Hamas, which controls Gaza and is listed by the US State Department as a terrorist organization TimesOnline.co.uk Obama Promises Improved Ties With Egypt,
Syria
Aides said Obama had sent senior foreign policy adviser
Robert Malley to Egypt and Syria over the last few weeks to outline
the Democratic Report: Obama lied about firing anti-Israel advisor Robert Malley, a top Middle East advisor that US President elect Barack Obama promised months ago would play no role in his administration due to ties to Hamas, has reportedly been sent out on the next administration's first diplomatic mission IsraelToday.co.il Report: Obama Sends Advisor
Malley to Cozy Up to Egypt and Syria
One of the sponsors of the International Crisis Group
is billionaire George Soros, who sits on its board and
its executive committee. Other members of the board include former United States
National Security Advisor to President Jimmy Carter, Zbigniew Brzezinski,
and former general Wesley Clark.
Stock Market Goes Into Tailspin After Obama Elected U.S. Stocks Drop on concern Obama will struggle to reverse slowing economy. Bloomberg.com Obama campaign workers angry over unpaid wages "I want my money today! It's my money. I want it right now!" yelled one former campaign worker. WTHR.com Voter Fraud in Pennsylvania ?
Townhall's Amanda Carpenter reports on
a tip that voting machines in Philadelphia showed votes for Barack Obama
-- before polls opened A Repeat of 2004 Philly Voter Chaos, Fraud - GOP Election Board members have been tossed out of polling stations in at least half a dozen polling stations in Philadelphia because of their party status. TownHall.com
|
Pa. Voters Oust Top State Senate Republicans In Shakeup In the Pennsylvania Primary election held yesterday May 16, 2006, voter outrage over the legislators pay raise along with other considerations, cost the two top State Senate Republicans and fourteen others their jobs. The two top Republicans were General Assembly President Pro-Temp Senator Robert Jubelirer, the chief architect of the pay raise and longtime State Senator and Majority Leader David J. Brightbill.
Pay raise protest at the Capitol in Harrisburg, Pa. on 9/26/05
Rally at Capitol in Hbg. Pa. numbered near 10,000 on a rainy day 9/26/05
Whp580 Harrisburg radio talk show host Bob Durgin seen here (in hat) collected over 127,000 signatures on a petition to repeal the state legislator pay raises. Durgin attempted to deliver the petition directly to President Pro-Temp Senator Robert Jubelirer, but he would not meet with him. Instead, Jubelirer sent an aide (in picture) that Durgin interviewed in the office of the Senator, who accepted the petition on his behalf. The legislators were eventually forced through public pressure to give up their pay raises, and now many who supported it are losing their jobs. There have been thirty retirements and the numbers of those voted out yesterday could rise in yet undecided state legislative races. TW 5/17/2006 |
|
