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By Lynn Woolley January 13, 2010 (Dallas Morning News 1/15/10) If there ever was a microcosm, the special election to fill a vacant Senate seat in Massachusetts is it. The liberal, Kennedy-family-approved state Attorney General Martha Coakley will likely win. But there’s a chance she could lose to the upstart Republican, Scott Brown. |
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By Lynn Woolley December 5, 2009 It’s beginning to look a lot like scandal. With snow falling in Dallas and Houston and with winter storm warnings out for parts of the country, it’s already tough to convince people that the earth is warming. |
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The Silencing of Lou Dobbs |
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By Lynn Woolley November 12, 2009 Lou Dobbs just didn’t seem to fit at CNN anymore. At a cable news network where a “straight down the line” news approach is the strategy, Dobbs was opinionated and controversial. That’s fine on Fox News and MSNBC – but not CNN. |
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By Lynn Woolley November 11, 2009 As Hurricane Katrina zeroed in on New Orleans in 2005, government at all levels was lethargic, seemed unprepared, and to some, even uncaring. In the wake of last week’s massacre at Fort Hood, we are learning that the United States Army knew quite a bit about Major Nadal Malik Hasan – but did not act on the information. Fort Hood could become Barack Obama’s Katrina. |
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State of Confusion in the State of Texas |
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By Lynn Woolley October 15, 2009 It is becoming apparent that there is a possibility that neither Rick Perry nor Kay Bailey Hutchison may be the Republican nominee for governor of Texas. Both of them have issues that must be cleared up – and soon, or other big names are going to enter the race. |
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