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Saw This Coming a Mile Away depression - No Comments ? - Posted on March, 17 at 10:10 pm The GOP notion that private charities can take the place of government in addressing social problems is about to be revealed for the myth it??s always been. With layoffs, buyouts and cutbacks rippling through financial markets, charities that rely on donations from high-paid professionals are bracing for a slump. Thirty percent of charitable giving comes from the richest one percent of the population which
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I am really saddened by Senator Rockefeller and Congressman Rahall expressing their support for Barack Obama. I think this is a bad joke. ...
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Others complained that representatives from the Barack Obama and Clinton campaigns attempted to "run the meeting, and they are not allowed to do that," Resa ...Texas Dems Refuse Hillary Campaign Request, Won&39t Postpone ... TPM
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During the roundtable segment on Monday's The Situation Room, CNN's Jack Cafferty compared the racist and anti-American words of Barack Obama's pastor, Reverend Jeremiah Wright, to Jerry Falwell's and Pat Robertson's condemnation of the many abortions in America. Cafferty, who in January suggested that abortion is?a "crap" issue, asserted: "How is this different than John McCain chasing after Pat Robertson or the late Reverend Jerry Falwell, who talk about how we have a culture of murdering unb
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Obama's Obligatory Speech on Iraq There's been so much talk lately about substance. Barack Obama's rousing and inspiring oratories about change, change, change, make people ask, change to what? Take Iraq. When pressed recently on 60 Minutes about withdrawing troops by 2009, Obama didn't flinch. "Absolutely," he said, "I think now is precisely the time." The decision is weighted with more dire facts than any single man or woman can comprehend, yet it is the single most important question fac
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And since neither Barack Obama nor Hillary Clinton now has enough delegates to clinch the party nomination, Florida could have been pivotal. ...Video: Clinton Supports Mich., Fla. Revotes AssociatedPress
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Dandelion Salad by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad guardian.co.uk Monday March 17 2008 In the first of Ghaith Abdul-Ahad??s extraordinary series of films to mark the fifth anniversary of the Iraq war, he investigates the claims that the US military surge is bringing stability to Iraq. By travelling through the heart of Baghdad he exposes how, by enclosing the Sunni and Shia populations behind 12ft walls, the surge has left the city more divided and desperate than ever. Video link *** Death, destruc
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We&39ve got some new audio from Rev. Wright and a speech from Obama himself, lavishing praise on the man. Is Obama being truthful with us?UPDATE 1-Obama seeks to quell pastor controversy in speech Reuters
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GOPUSA Illinois Daily Clips for March 18, 2008 includes news and commentaries on the following topics: Obama Republican Party candidates, campaigns, and events Republican Party platform issues including limited government, abortion, immigration, gambling, etc. Illinois, Cook County, DuPage County, and Chicago budget problems and more . . .ILLINOIS REVIEW -- Why the Rev. Wright Story Is Gathering Steam - Mark Rhoads http://illinoisreview.typepad.com/illinoisreview/2008/03/why-the-rev-wri.htm
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On one of the back pages of the Sentinel we read today that presidential candidate Obama disagrees with the remarks that the Rev. Wright has made belittling ...
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WASHINGTON, March 18 Reuters - Washington Post included the following items on its front page on March 18. Reuters has not verified these stories and does ...
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American servicemen and servicewomen around the world are continually risking, and giving, their lives to give us, among other things, freedom of speech. ...
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The Second Cup - Tuesday, March 18 Posted by Joe Mansour Tue, 2008-03-18 08:58 ActBlue Reports Raising 21 Million, Matthew Mosk, Washington Post. The website reported today that it has so far raised 21,226,219 for Democratic candidates who face election in November. This has been significant for presidential contenders -- who have collectively raised 5,064,291 from the site so far. Most of that was directed to John Edwards, who used the site as his primary means of collecting online d
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Obama's Obligatory Speech on Iraq There's been so much talk lately about substance. Barack Obama's rousing and inspiring oratories about change, change, change, make people ask, change to what? Take Iraq. When pressed recently on 60 Minutes about withdrawing troops by 2009, Obama didn't flinch. "Absolutely," he said, "I think now is precisely the time." The decision is weighted with more dire facts than any single man or woman can comprehend, yet it is the single most important question fac
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Why not crown Barack Obama and join the royalty? I have never been so sick of seeing and listening to a person in my life. - What is going on with the state ...
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As we've mentioned before Barack Obama's goober-natorial pal and plagiar-speech writer Deval Patrick D - Governor, Mass. is trying to push a bill through the state legislature that would allow the licensing of three resort casinos in Massachusetts while subjecting those who gamble on the Internet, including online poker players, up to a maximum term of 2 years in prison, a fine of 25,000 or both. Yes, it's ass backwards, and Harvard law professor and grand poobah of the Global Poker Strateg
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As seen in two recent books by counterterrorism analysts, the ideology of Non-Interventionism is gaining popularity with a segment of the American public. While Non-Interventionist ideology plays off the frustrations of some of the American public with America's handling of the war in Iraq and Afghanistan, it is the wrong answer to the confusion over global Jihad and Islamism. Two recently-released books by counterterrorism analysts offer a panacea of Non-Interventionism ideology: Michael Scheu
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March 17, 2008 Will Chicago have good luck in... One More Thing About March Mad... March 17, 2008 Bob Sirott has his own ideas f... Obama Plans Major Speech ...
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Permalink Email Author He's "vehemently" disagreed he's "categorically" denounced he's "strongly" condemned. Barack Obama has said nearly all he can to distance himself from his pastor, Jeremiah Wright, besides devoting an entire speech to it. And he's going to do that, too. But this might be the time when words, just words, fail Obama. Today reasonable people are wondering: What was Obama thinking? Wright represents the very fever swamps Obama has tried so hard to avoid during his candi
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CNN&39s "The Situation Room" reported, "Obama says his speech tomorrow will touch on Wright&39s remarks, remarks Obama has called -- and I&39m quoting now ...The crash in Republican economics Salon
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Everyone is "tired of this war" and "wants our boys to come home." The public has not fully engaged with the "War against terror" as they did during World War II for several reason. Jeffrey Imm at Counterterrorism Blog explains why this is happening and the consequences:As seen in two recent books by counterterrorism analysts, the ideology of Non-Interventionism is gaining popularity with a segment of the American public. While Non-Interventionist ideology plays off the frustrations of some of
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HIGHLAND PARK, ILL.-With divisive remarks made by his pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright still in the news--and threatening his presidential quest--Sen. Barack Obama D-Ill. on Tuesday in Philadelphia will address issues of race and politics in what is being billed as a major speech. A new Rasmussen poll shows Wright with 8 percent favorably and 73 percent say Wright's comments are racially divisive. LINK FROM RASMUSSEN.... Just 8% Have Favorable Opinion of Pastor Jeremiah Wright Monday, M
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Awaiting the Speech March 18, 2008, 4:46 am Posted by Robert P. Imbelli Shelby Steele in today??s Wall Street Journal: nothing could be more dangerous to Mr. Obama??s political aspirations than the revelation that he, the son of a white woman, sat Sunday after Sunday ?? for 20 years ?? in an Afrocentric, black nationalist church in which his own mother, not to mention other whites, could never feel comfortable. His pastor, Rev. Jeremiah Wright, is a challenger who goes far past Al Sharpton
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Open Thread By NB Staff March 18, 2008 - 09:43 ET For general discussion and debate. Possible talking point: Obama to address race and Rev. Wright: An aide to Obama, whose speech will be delivered at a historic building across from Philadelphia's Liberty Bell at 10:15 a.m. EDT 1415 GMT, said the speech will have a strong personal element. Obama worked late into the night on Sunday drafting it...Of particular concern is the uproar over comments by Rev. Jeremiah Wright, who served as the
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Day By Day by Chris Muir The damage done to the Obama campaign by Jeremiah Wright is between disastrous and terminally calamitous. Where has the MSM been the past year in vetting Obama??s character and associations. We know the media has treated Obama as the second coming as his policy remains cloaked in rhetoric. Today??s speech may be important in an attempt to stop the defection of Democrat Super Delegates. But, it is Flap??s bet that Obama has already lost Pennsylvania by double digits and
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New New York governor comes clean 1 Comment March 18, 2008 The Florida and Michigan sagas continue 2 Comments March 18, 2008 Whirled Views 3.18 3 Comments March 18, 2008 Posterboy liberal turns conservative 44 Comments March 17, 2008 Fed moves fast 4 Comments March 17, 2008 McCain in Iraq 11 Comments March 17, 2008 Agrarianism and the next generation 10 Comments March 17, 2008 NCAA Cinderella snakes in the grass 10 Comments March 17, 2008 Obama Watch 54 Comments March
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A.M. Roundup March 18, 2008 at 7:42 am by Irene Jay Liu Good morning, folks. Day 2 begins. In case you missed it, Spitzer officially resigned yesterday. A mix of pride and hope greets the new governor at his swearing-in ceremony. The blind community finds hope in Paterson??s rise. The inauguration gave a boost to the local airport. President George W. Bush congratulates him. Paterson and Sen. Hillary Clinton have each other??s back. But Paterson inherits a bad economy and convention center di
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Clinton Campaign Press Release from March 17, 2008 To: Interested Parties From: The Clinton Campaign Date: March 17, 2008 RE: Just Words for Five Years Over the last few weeks, the question of who is most ready to be Commander-in-Chief has rightfully dominated the presidential campaign. Who is ready to take the 3am call? Who has a record of action on national security issues? Who is ready to be president on day one? Senator Clinton has worked to answer these questions by presenting h
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Share and save this post: Got a tip for a post?: Email us Anonymous form Get PEEK in your mailbox! Obama Takes on Race, Religion in Speech Today Posted by Pam Spaulding, Pam's House Blend on March 18, 2008 at 6:55 AM. Barack Obama is in Philadelphia today, where he is going to deliver a speech about race, religion, and with it, cultural differences and perceptions. The dustup over the contentious comments by Rev. Jeremiah Wright, the pastor of Obama'
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The Florida and Michigan sagas continue
The Florida and Michigan sagas continue 2 Comments March 18, 2008 Whirled Views 3.18 3 Comments March 18, 2008 Posterboy liberal turns conservative 44 Comments March 17, 2008 Fed moves fast 4 Comments March 17, 2008 McCain in Iraq 11 Comments March 17, 2008 Agrarianism and the next generation 10 Comments March 17, 2008 NCAA Cinderella snakes in the grass 10 Comments March 17, 2008 Obama Watch 54 Comments March 17, 2008 Agrarianism and the incarnation 7 Comments March 1
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Saw This Coming a Mile Away
Saw This Coming a Mile Away depression - No Comments ? - Posted on March, 17 at 10:10 pm The GOP notion that private charities can take the place of government in addressing social problems is about to be revealed for the myth it??s always been. With layoffs, buyouts and cutbacks rippling through financial markets, charities that rely on donations from high-paid professionals are bracing for a slump. Thirty percent of charitable giving comes from the richest one percent of the population which
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Readers&39 voice: March 18, 2008 - Charleston Gazette
I am really saddened by Senator Rockefeller and Congressman Rahall expressing their support for Barack Obama. I think this is a bad joke. ...
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State Dems to proceed with conventions Posted on: Tuesday, March ... - Killeen Daily Herald
Others complained that representatives from the Barack Obama and Clinton campaigns attempted to "run the meeting, and they are not allowed to do that," Resa ...Texas Dems Refuse Hillary Campaign Request, Won&39t Postpone ... TPM
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Cafferty: Wright's Racism Not Bad As Falwell & Robertson on Abortion
During the roundtable segment on Monday's The Situation Room, CNN's Jack Cafferty compared the racist and anti-American words of Barack Obama's pastor, Reverend Jeremiah Wright, to Jerry Falwell's and Pat Robertson's condemnation of the many abortions in America. Cafferty, who in January suggested that abortion is?a "crap" issue, asserted: "How is this different than John McCain chasing after Pat Robertson or the late Reverend Jerry Falwell, who talk about how we have a culture of murdering unb
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Obama's Obligatory Speech on Iraq
Obama's Obligatory Speech on Iraq There's been so much talk lately about substance. Barack Obama's rousing and inspiring oratories about change, change, change, make people ask, change to what? Take Iraq. When pressed recently on 60 Minutes about withdrawing troops by 2009, Obama didn't flinch. "Absolutely," he said, "I think now is precisely the time." The decision is weighted with more dire facts than any single man or woman can comprehend, yet it is the single most important question fac
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CNN Student News Transcript: March 18, 2008 - CNN
And since neither Barack Obama nor Hillary Clinton now has enough delegates to clinch the party nomination, Florida could have been pivotal. ...Video: Clinton Supports Mich., Fla. Revotes AssociatedPress
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Baghdad: City of walls + Death, destruction & fear + Shabby, tired & scared
Dandelion Salad by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad guardian.co.uk Monday March 17 2008 In the first of Ghaith Abdul-Ahad??s extraordinary series of films to mark the fifth anniversary of the Iraq war, he investigates the claims that the US military surge is bringing stability to Iraq. By travelling through the heart of Baghdad he exposes how, by enclosing the Sunni and Shia populations behind 12ft walls, the surge has left the city more divided and desperate than ever. Video link *** Death, destruc
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We&39ve got some new audio from Rev. Wright and a speech from Obama himself, lavishing praise on the man. Is Obama being truthful with us?UPDATE 1-Obama seeks to quell pastor controversy in speech Reuters
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GOPUSA ILLINOIS Daily Clips - March 18, 2008
GOPUSA Illinois Daily Clips for March 18, 2008 includes news and commentaries on the following topics: Obama Republican Party candidates, campaigns, and events Republican Party platform issues including limited government, abortion, immigration, gambling, etc. Illinois, Cook County, DuPage County, and Chicago budget problems and more . . .ILLINOIS REVIEW -- Why the Rev. Wright Story Is Gathering Steam - Mark Rhoads http://illinoisreview.typepad.com/illinoisreview/2008/03/why-the-rev-wri.htm
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As You See It: March 18, 2008 - Santa Cruz Sentinel
On one of the back pages of the Sentinel we read today that presidential candidate Obama disagrees with the remarks that the Rev. Wright has made belittling ...
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PRESS DIGEST - Washington Post - March 18 - Reuters
WASHINGTON, March 18 Reuters - Washington Post included the following items on its front page on March 18. Reuters has not verified these stories and does ...
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Our readers&39 views March 18 - The Columbian
American servicemen and servicewomen around the world are continually risking, and giving, their lives to give us, among other things, freedom of speech. ...
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The Second Cup - Tuesday, March 18
The Second Cup - Tuesday, March 18 Posted by Joe Mansour Tue, 2008-03-18 08:58 ActBlue Reports Raising 21 Million, Matthew Mosk, Washington Post. The website reported today that it has so far raised 21,226,219 for Democratic candidates who face election in November. This has been significant for presidential contenders -- who have collectively raised 5,064,291 from the site so far. Most of that was directed to John Edwards, who used the site as his primary means of collecting online d
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Obama's Obligatory Speech on Iraq
Obama's Obligatory Speech on Iraq There's been so much talk lately about substance. Barack Obama's rousing and inspiring oratories about change, change, change, make people ask, change to what? Take Iraq. When pressed recently on 60 Minutes about withdrawing troops by 2009, Obama didn't flinch. "Absolutely," he said, "I think now is precisely the time." The decision is weighted with more dire facts than any single man or woman can comprehend, yet it is the single most important question fac
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Your Vents: Tuesday, March 18, 2008 - Daily Mail - Charleston
Why not crown Barack Obama and join the royalty? I have never been so sick of seeing and listening to a person in my life. - What is going on with the state ...
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Rally Against Governor Deval Patrick's Bill to Criminalize Online Poker
As we've mentioned before Barack Obama's goober-natorial pal and plagiar-speech writer Deval Patrick D - Governor, Mass. is trying to push a bill through the state legislature that would allow the licensing of three resort casinos in Massachusetts while subjecting those who gamble on the Internet, including online poker players, up to a maximum term of 2 years in prison, a fine of 25,000 or both. Yes, it's ass backwards, and Harvard law professor and grand poobah of the Global Poker Strateg
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Jihad, Islamism, and Non-Interventionism
As seen in two recent books by counterterrorism analysts, the ideology of Non-Interventionism is gaining popularity with a segment of the American public. While Non-Interventionist ideology plays off the frustrations of some of the American public with America's handling of the war in Iraq and Afghanistan, it is the wrong answer to the confusion over global Jihad and Islamism. Two recently-released books by counterterrorism analysts offer a panacea of Non-Interventionism ideology: Michael Scheu
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NBC5 News Today -- March 18, 2008 - NBC5.com
March 17, 2008 Will Chicago have good luck in... One More Thing About March Mad... March 17, 2008 Bob Sirott has his own ideas f... Obama Plans Major Speech ...
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What Obama Should Say
Permalink Email Author He's "vehemently" disagreed he's "categorically" denounced he's "strongly" condemned. Barack Obama has said nearly all he can to distance himself from his pastor, Jeremiah Wright, besides devoting an entire speech to it. And he's going to do that, too. But this might be the time when words, just words, fail Obama. Today reasonable people are wondering: What was Obama thinking? Wright represents the very fever swamps Obama has tried so hard to avoid during his candi
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Pastor&39s Rhetoric Forces Obama To Address Race - U.S. News & World Report
CNN&39s "The Situation Room" reported, "Obama says his speech tomorrow will touch on Wright&39s remarks, remarks Obama has called -- and I&39m quoting now ...The crash in Republican economics Salon
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"Jihad, Islamism, and Non-Interventionism"
Everyone is "tired of this war" and "wants our boys to come home." The public has not fully engaged with the "War against terror" as they did during World War II for several reason. Jeffrey Imm at Counterterrorism Blog explains why this is happening and the consequences:As seen in two recent books by counterterrorism analysts, the ideology of Non-Interventionism is gaining popularity with a segment of the American public. While Non-Interventionist ideology plays off the frustrations of some of
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Sweet: Obama to confront racial divides in nation in Tuesday speech in Philadelphia.
HIGHLAND PARK, ILL.-With divisive remarks made by his pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright still in the news--and threatening his presidential quest--Sen. Barack Obama D-Ill. on Tuesday in Philadelphia will address issues of race and politics in what is being billed as a major speech. A new Rasmussen poll shows Wright with 8 percent favorably and 73 percent say Wright's comments are racially divisive. LINK FROM RASMUSSEN.... Just 8% Have Favorable Opinion of Pastor Jeremiah Wright Monday, M
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Awaiting the Speech
Awaiting the Speech March 18, 2008, 4:46 am Posted by Robert P. Imbelli Shelby Steele in today??s Wall Street Journal: nothing could be more dangerous to Mr. Obama??s political aspirations than the revelation that he, the son of a white woman, sat Sunday after Sunday ?? for 20 years ?? in an Afrocentric, black nationalist church in which his own mother, not to mention other whites, could never feel comfortable. His pastor, Rev. Jeremiah Wright, is a challenger who goes far past Al Sharpton
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Open Thread
Open Thread By NB Staff March 18, 2008 - 09:43 ET For general discussion and debate. Possible talking point: Obama to address race and Rev. Wright: An aide to Obama, whose speech will be delivered at a historic building across from Philadelphia's Liberty Bell at 10:15 a.m. EDT 1415 GMT, said the speech will have a strong personal element. Obama worked late into the night on Sunday drafting it...Of particular concern is the uproar over comments by Rev. Jeremiah Wright, who served as the
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Day By Day by Chris Muir March 18, 2008
Day By Day by Chris Muir The damage done to the Obama campaign by Jeremiah Wright is between disastrous and terminally calamitous. Where has the MSM been the past year in vetting Obama??s character and associations. We know the media has treated Obama as the second coming as his policy remains cloaked in rhetoric. Today??s speech may be important in an attempt to stop the defection of Democrat Super Delegates. But, it is Flap??s bet that Obama has already lost Pennsylvania by double digits and
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New New York governor comes clean
New New York governor comes clean 1 Comment March 18, 2008 The Florida and Michigan sagas continue 2 Comments March 18, 2008 Whirled Views 3.18 3 Comments March 18, 2008 Posterboy liberal turns conservative 44 Comments March 17, 2008 Fed moves fast 4 Comments March 17, 2008 McCain in Iraq 11 Comments March 17, 2008 Agrarianism and the next generation 10 Comments March 17, 2008 NCAA Cinderella snakes in the grass 10 Comments March 17, 2008 Obama Watch 54 Comments March
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A.M. Roundup
A.M. Roundup March 18, 2008 at 7:42 am by Irene Jay Liu Good morning, folks. Day 2 begins. In case you missed it, Spitzer officially resigned yesterday. A mix of pride and hope greets the new governor at his swearing-in ceremony. The blind community finds hope in Paterson??s rise. The inauguration gave a boost to the local airport. President George W. Bush congratulates him. Paterson and Sen. Hillary Clinton have each other??s back. But Paterson inherits a bad economy and convention center di
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Clinton Press Release: MEMO - Just Words For Five Years
Clinton Campaign Press Release from March 17, 2008 To: Interested Parties From: The Clinton Campaign Date: March 17, 2008 RE: Just Words for Five Years Over the last few weeks, the question of who is most ready to be Commander-in-Chief has rightfully dominated the presidential campaign. Who is ready to take the 3am call? Who has a record of action on national security issues? Who is ready to be president on day one? Senator Clinton has worked to answer these questions by presenting h
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Share and save this post: Got a tip for a post?: Email us Anonymous form Get PEEK in your mailbox! Obama Takes on Race, Religion in Speech Today Posted by Pam Spaulding, Pam's House Blend on March 18, 2008 at 6:55 AM. Barack Obama is in Philadelphia today, where he is going to deliver a speech about race, religion, and with it, cultural differences and perceptions. The dustup over the contentious comments by Rev. Jeremiah Wright, the pastor of Obama'
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