Rep. Pete King (R-NY) gave an interview to Politico.com regarding the Obama Administration Eric Holder opening an investigation of CIA interrogators. I’m going to post snippets without commentary, except to say it’s days like these that make me proud to call Pete King my congressman…
“It’s bulls***. It’s disgraceful. You wonder which side they’re on,” he said of the attorney general’s move, which he described as a “declaration of war against the CIA, and against common sense. It’s a total breach of faith, and either the president is intentionally caving to the left wing of his party or he’s lost control of his administration,” said King, the ranking Republican on the House Committee on Homeland Security and a member of the House Select Committee on Intelligence.
It’s been frustrating over the past few months to see cats announce their candidacy for 2010 that get me fired up more than anyone in my home state of New York. Whether it’s John Kasich in Ohio, Marco Rubio in Florida, Peter Schiff in Connecticut, or Pat Toomey in Pennsylvania, you have all these candidates I can really get behind while New York dont give me nothing but a senate shut down. Hopefully that’s aboot to change because, at least as of yesterday, Rudy Giuliani might finally be announcing his run for governor.
Originally I was going to blog aboot a post I saw on 
The message of the week, as I’ve mentioned a few times on this blog, is pointing out that for all kvetching the D’s do aboot the R’s, it doesn’t change the fact that they own the White House, the Senate, Congress, NBC News, the New York Times and everything else in Washington outside of Fox News. Yet, this doesn’t stop folks from going back to the old reliable “party of no” and claiming the R’s have no ideas of our own even though I know we do, they know we do, yet claim we don’t anyway because they know that if they 
You knew the Democrats were desperate when they went from “heath care reform” to “health insurance reform” and doing what they do best – 
