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Thursday, August 27, 2009

Thursday on John and Cisco

Posted by: John & Cisco at 6:34 AM

South Carolina Lt. Governor Andre Bauer is calling for Mark Sanford to resign. Sanford held a press conference to say that he is sticking around. Are you able to look past a politicians personal foibles and focus just on their on the job work?
Loyola University criminal justice student Darrius Whitehorn got an unwelcome lesson in the workings of the legal system by spending a week behind bars for a crime he didn't commit. It turned out that he was a victim of identity theft.
Congressman Willie Herger held a health care townhall meeting yesterday. The right-wingers are now coming armed with material worthy of a late night talk show.
Some are telling the state gaming board that installing 45,000 video gambling machines across the state is a bad move. John and Cisco talked to Andy Shaw from the Better Government Association.
Gun of the Day Update: Concealed Carry Works in Detroit.
School is starting and that means parents are having to wrestle with dress codes. Parents in Richmond, Indiana believe their schools dress code is too restrictive. It prohibits students from wearing clothes with any distinguishing marks on them, including logos, stripes, plaid or floral prints.
Sen. Robert Byrd has called for the health care bill to be renamed in honor of the late Sen. Ted Kennedy.Will Ted Kennedy's death be enough to push blue dog democrats into voting for ObamaCare? John and Cisco talked to Brad Blakeman, a GOP strategist and former Deputy Assistant to President George W. Bush.
Cops in Tinley Park are in a bit of hot water for writing tickets for cars that don't have Tinley Park stickers. The problem is that the cars aren't from Tinley Park to begin with.
With Attorney General Eric Holder investigating the CIA, is the Obama administration declaring war on our own spies? John and Cisco talked to Jed Babbin of Human Events.

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