The Spectacle Blog
Even the Washington Post cheers me up this
morning. In keeping with yesterday's post on Kennedy's view of the Labor Board
you have the
Post's account of a
hearing in which NLRB Board Chairman Robert Battista apparently
did a darn good job of standing up to Kennedy. But the best part is
from a former NRLB member (now in private practice) who is quoted
as saying: "What you'll also find in the last 15 years, the Clinton
board reversed case precedent some 400 to 500 percent more than
this Bush board has. Look at the history of the Clinton board and
then the compare the Bush board and I think the unions would need
to sit down and shut up." I swoon. Next we have
Dana Milbank who sounds like he's channeling us on the hapless
and absurd Ms. Washburn. ( I wonder if that will become news
directors' advice to future moderators: "Whatever you do, don't
pull a Washburn!") And finally,
E.J. Dionne has "Plan B" for Pelosi and Reid. I actually
couldn't find the Plan in the column but he's very upset with the
Democrats, for the very reason the Wall Street Journal
mocks them, so that's good enough for me.
UPDATE: But nothing beats these side by side
Hillary photos over at the Note.
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