added 2007 Fri Mar 2 11:20:32 by Spadecaller
Max Baucus is one of corporate America's favorite Democrats. As chair of the Finance Committee, he counts among his supporters a Who's Who of bankers, oilmen, ranchers, pharmaceutical lobbyists and Wall Street executives. With Baucus at the helm, The Finance Committee's incestuous relationship with corporate lobbyists continues.
Max Baucus is one of corporate America's favorite Democrats. As chair of the Finance Committee, he counts among his supporters a Who's Who of bankers, oilmen, ranchers, pharmaceutical lobbyists and Wall Street executives. With Baucus at the helm, The Finance Committee's incestuous relationship with corporate lobbyists continues.
added 2007 Sun Feb 11 12:38:12 by charbarred
Ketamine is the fastest growing drug on the dance scene, the chemical of choice for tens of thousands of clubbers. But the class C drug, which is abused for its hallucinogenic effects, is now being hailed by scientists as a breakthrough treatment for severe depressives.
Ketamine is the fastest growing drug on the dance scene, the chemical of choice for tens of thousands of clubbers. But the class C drug, which is abused for its hallucinogenic effects, is now being hailed by scientists as a breakthrough treatment for severe depressives.
added 2007 Tue Jan 23 2:21:12 by Phate
Kevin "K-Fed" Federline is scheduled to wrestle for WWE again, but this time he may be wrestling full-time!!
Kevin "K-Fed" Federline is scheduled to wrestle for WWE again, but this time he may be wrestling full-time!!
added 2007 Wed Jan 17 10:40:12 by Spadecaller
"K Street columnist Jeffrey Birnbaum was online discuss the intersection of business, politics and government. 'Thanks for writing in. I wonder if any of you think that the pending ethics laws in the House and Senate will make much, if any, difference in the way lobbying works.'" Transcript reveals the K Street inside story.
"K Street columnist Jeffrey Birnbaum was online discuss the intersection of business, politics and government. 'Thanks for writing in. I wonder if any of you think that the pending ethics laws in the House and Senate will make much, if any, difference in the way lobbying works.'" Transcript reveals the K Street inside story.
added 2007 Wed Jan 17 10:40:12 by Spadecaller
"K Street columnist Jeffrey Birnbaum was online discuss the intersection of business, politics and government. 'Thanks for writing in. I wonder if any of you think that the pending ethics laws in the House and Senate will make much, if any, difference in the way lobbying works.'" Transcript reveals the K Street inside story.
"K Street columnist Jeffrey Birnbaum was online discuss the intersection of business, politics and government. 'Thanks for writing in. I wonder if any of you think that the pending ethics laws in the House and Senate will make much, if any, difference in the way lobbying works.'" Transcript reveals the K Street inside story.
