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Firedoglake….A daily lesson on how to operate a political blog like a group of Jr. High School brats.
And the Nutroots wonder why the Democrats ran away from them.
Funny the only Democrat candidate to embrace the nutroots wholesale was John Edwards……John Who?
Oh wait you mean John Edwards the guy Joe Trippi is now saying “could have been a contender”?
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It's the season for peace talks in the Middle East, as the region watches the clock and waits for the departure of the Bush administration. Some of what's going on is real and some of it is illusion, but to a student of diplomatic intrigue all of it ...
Not long after he touched down at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan on Saturday, Barack Obama posed for pictures with three American officials, a pair of military men in uniform, and one rather imposing statue of a bald eagle. It was an ideal photo ...
On July 24, 1858, Republican senatorial candidate Abraham Lincoln formally challenged Democrat Stephen A. Douglas to a series of political debates; the result was seven face-to-face encounters. On this date: In 1783, Latin American revolutionary ...
David Perel, editor of the National Enquirer , told us yesterday that he thought the mainstream media was simply too lazy (and also, lacking the resources) to report on the John Edwards love child story. You know, the same way they let the Enquirer ...
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