The Enquirer today received a new streetcar survey from anti-streetcar activist/COAST leader Chris Finney and decided to post the results despite having no idea who funded it or what the exact questions were. Finney said: “I have no idea who paid for it. It's awesome though.”—-
Is Cincinnati's favorite son of a Reading barkeep having trouble leading a united group of House Republicans? The Washington Post thinks so.
State Republicans and their business-friendly governor are passing legislation aimed at limiting the power of public unions.
Life can be so crazy sometimes: One day you're casually e-mailing a shirtless photo of yourself to a female acquaintance, the next day you're resigning your House seat because the public and your wife found out about it. Such was the recent downfall of Rep. Chris Lee, R-N.Y., who is 46 and married with a son and assumed to have enjoyed a lavish virtual life as a 39-year-old divorced lobbyist. Several candidates are lining up to run for Lee's vacant seat.
If Bristol Palin writes a book, as it is assumed she is doing due to an online Harper Collins spreadsheet listing an “Untitled Bristol Palin Memoir" with a release date of June. 21, will you read it? Why not?!?
Local tea parties are offering free classes to citizens who want to help “move the government back in a Constitutional Conservative direction.” Spokesman Dan Regenold says attendees can expect to be armed with the tools needed to assure the government is as transparent as possible and to get seriously pumped up about revolution by playing “Call of Duty” for most of the 90-minute class.
