NICOLA Sturgeon might be congratulating herself on managing to wriggle out of answering the tough questions at the Holyrood inquiry, but has she done herself any lasting favours? Ms Sturgeon is no ordinary politician, her aim is not just to win elections, it is to completely change the history of Scotland by destroying a long-standing Union in favour of basically an unknown future. To do this she and her party must demonstrate much higher standards than others to show that the SNP is beyond reproach. The party and its leadership must be seen to be very effective in dealing with not only the big issues but also the everyday minutia.
escapades and the billing and repaying of that billing, mr. robert gibbs, the white house press secretary, reacted thusly, i think that is a very silly comment to make. the problem isn t the race card, it s the credit card. that point that mr. steele hired fundraising aide. mr. actilpert once a chair of a groups was ordered to pay $70,000 for unauthorized expenses and unaccounted funds as well as fines for $4,000. on the heels of his arrival comes the resignation of two players, ron mckay and sam fox. a republican source telling politico mr. fox had lost confidence in mr. steele and was deeply troubled by the pattern of self-inflicted wounds and missteps. joining me now, melissa
repaying of that billing, mr. robert gibbs, the white house press secretary, reacted thusly, i think that is a very silly comment to make. the problem isn t the race card, it s the credit card. that point that mr. steele hired a fundraising aide, misusing stub tan shal funds at a previous group. he was ordered by the city government to repay nearly $70,000 in unauthorized expenses and unaccounted funds as well as fined $4,000. on the heels of his arrival comes the resignation of two players, ron mckay and sam fox. a republican source telling politico mr. fox had lost confidence in mr. steele and was deeply troubled by the pattern of self-inflicted wounds and missteps. joining me now, melissa
with an eye toward the other the galleries couldn t be nicer. it was incredible and the encouragement i got, it blew me away. all the news and commentary now. i m actually going to try and not get as hot when i play. good evening from new york. the fate of washington, d.c., this summer, and potentially the outcome of november elections lies tonight, partially, in the hands of a man who turns 90 years old in 15 days and whether or not he s going to retire. justice john paul stevens, the man who led the supreme court s opposition to the bush/cheney attack at civil liberties at guantanamo bay in u.s. courtrooms now says he is deciding whether to retire this year or next, opening a gap on the increasingly divided court and sparking a nomination battle in the increasingly divided senate. he lived there prohibition, the great depression and world war ii and watched babe ruth s alleged called shot from behind third base at wrigley field. appointed by president ford, confir