Friday, September 10, 2010

Boehner’s Epic Last Stand on Health Care (Video)

March 21, 2010 by Goose Nissley  
Filed under Congress, Politics, Video Picks

The House Minority Leader, John Boehner, gave what was undoubtedly the best speech of his life last night. A last ditch effort to convince Dems to vote against Obama-care, the GOP leader summarized poignantly the awful-ness that was the bill…

Much more on the epic day in Washington and the delightful news of Joe Mauer’s new [...]

TWG Turns 5,000

March 6, 2010 by Goose Nissley  
Filed under Featured, TWG Podcast

The TWG Podcast surpassed 5,000 listens this week. Here’s Goose with a celebratory look back and some favorite moments…

 

The Top 5 Most Listened to Podcasts….
#5 – TWG 19 – January 1st, 2009
#4 – An Angry Young Obama Supoorter – March 4th 2009
#3 – Sarah, Rush, and the NRA – April 5th 2009
#2 – Longfellow, Punto, [...]

Representing a People or a Party?

February 10, 2010 by Kristina Bjorkman  
Filed under Congress, Politics, Presidential

There’s a new kind of flip-flop in Washington. The power flip flop. One day the Republicans are flying high with their man on Pennsylvania Ave and good footing in both houses. The next, Democrats are on top with a majority in the houses and their man in the Oval office. Then an election spins out [...]

With Some Hours to Think on It – State of the Union Reaction

January 29, 2010 by Goose Nissley  
Filed under Politics, Presidential

We now have a good amount of hours between us & President Obama’s State of the Union. With these have come time for pondering just what the address meant, how it was received, and what the future holds. Here now, are the GooseRadio contributors, with their lively post-game reactions to the speech. Also, check out [...]

Massachusetts & Making Laws

January 21, 2010 by Tim Shaw  
Filed under Congress, Politics

To make a law, a bill must be passed by both the House and Senate and signed by the President. This is what we all learned from the School House Rock song, right? Well, it’s a little more complicated than that. Both chambers want their say in a bill. If the House writes and passes [...]

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