Salem Statesman-Journal 1 month ago

Politicians continue to rank party above country

You figure the White House is probably feeling pretty good about itself right now. After spending much of the summer as a punching bag for conservatives, Team Obama has begun throwing punches of its own. Full Article at Salem Statesman-Journal

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