November 16, 2008
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2008, is a date that will live in fame (the opposite of infamy) forever. If the election of our first African-American president didn’t stir you, if it didn’t leave you teary-eyed and proud of your country, there’s something wrong with you.- Paul Krugman, NY TimesThis sight br...
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The President-elect gave his first press conference this afternoon. He talked mostly about his economic plans, but also about the choice of dog for the White House. I can’t quite believe some journalists. You get to ask any question you like to the new president, at his very first press confe...
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The Gordon Brown part is genius: ...
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On Tuesday, the people of the United States served George W. Bush and his supporters their eviction notice. Late that night, the people of America's capital -- by the thousands -- walked up Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House. They wanted to make sure that the Bush got word of the country's deci...
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Ralph Nader in effect called Barack Obama an "Uncle Tom". Nader said that it was Obama's choice so far to be an Uncle Tom to the giant corporations. Ralph was a bad boy. He should apologize immediately.But if he doesn't, so what? It's Ralph's thing to "rage against the machine." He's an activist gad...
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I just watched a hit job on Barack Obama on CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360. In their "Keeping Them Honest" segment Tom Foreman looked at Obama’s press conference and said that Obama was pulling back on his campaign promises. This was news to me since I had listened to the enti...
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No, really. That’s not truthiness - that’s truth. Chuck Todd looks at how Barack succeeded in making gains in every demographic, and in pretty much every state - - which resulted in this New York Times voting shift map Brian Williams talks about: ...
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Let battle commence! Ah. Wait. It already has commenced. Rachel Maddow reveals what’s going on in the Republican party right now - and where they may be headed next (the wilderness is thissaway!): ...
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Has neo-con Bill Kristol ever been right about anything? I mean, seriously. Sarah Palin’s biggest cheerleader is spinning himself silly. Next, he’ll be telling us Palin will be greeted as a liberator and there will be dancing on the streets of Wasilla. More popcorn please. bill kristol ...
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