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Why Indeed?

26. October 2005

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why?

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Cheney: Testing the Limits of Conscience

26. October 2005

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Cheney continues demonstrate the applicability of the Bush administration's simple good v. evil thinking. But I don't think that it is in the way that he intends.

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Sirota Continues His Quixotic Quest To Deify Sherrod Brown…

24. October 2005

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Memo to David Sirota: Relax. There’s plenty of time to smear Paul Hackett by insinuation and innuendo before the primary, which is SIX MONTHS AWAY.. This evening, we’re treated to the following “update“: The paper should have reported that Brown has been working to pass the reforms on the ballot, and that announcing your own campaign during the [...]

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Kay Bailey Hutchinson Says Perjury Isn’t A Big Deal…Unless You Are Bill Clinton

24. October 2005

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They just don’t have any shame, do they? On Meet the Press on Sunday, Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson made the argument that perjruy really isn’t a crime, just a technicality: I certainly hope that if there is going to be an indictment that says something happened, that it is an indictment on a crime and not [...]

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Reed + Abramoff = BFF (Best Friends Forever)

23. October 2005

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I am betting that Reed is really wishing that his email correspondence hadn't been made public for two reasons: first, because it implicates him and a lot of others in a massive government/corporate conspiracy the likes of which have never before been paralleled, and second and more importantly, it makes him seem a little pubescent which can't be good for his street cred' with his Christian Coalition peeps.

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Hackett-Brown

22. October 2005

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I’ve been following the blog debate between supporters of Sherrod Brown and Paul Hackett with a great deal of interest lately, because I think it illustrates one of the ways that the Democratic Party is willing to tear itself apart when it smells victory. The louder voices on the left seem to be calling for [...]

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