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Mar 30
2011

The (Tea) Party’s Over

Politics

A new CNN poll shows the favorability rating of the Tea Party in decline: The approval rating for the 2-year-old movement fell to 32 percent in a CNN/Opinion Research corporation poll released Wednesday, the lowest it’s been since CNN first polled on the tea party in January 2010 That’s compared to a 46% approval for […]

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Mar 14
2011

Anonymous Leaks Internal Bank Of America Emails

Economy

Even with Julian Assange in a massive legal fight, his work carries on. Now the group Anonymous has released a large batch of Bank of America emails, with this potentially explosive information: The documents indicate that Bank of America improperly foreclosed on several homes during the height of the financial crisis in 2008 that began […]

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Jan 9
2010

Oh Boy – CNN Has An Exclusive Tomorrow!

Media

And check out who it is: This week, John’s exclusive guests are Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) and Sen. Joseph Lieberman (I-CT) LIVE from Jerusalem. We’ll get their insight on the foiled airline terror plot and President Obama’s strategy on the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. As Benen points out: Hmm, McCain and Lieberman, talking together […]

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Nov 5
2008

Rahm Offered Chief of Staff Job

Misc

So we are starting to get an insight into an Obama administration. This has already sent right wingers over the edge. This morning Joe Scarborough was bitching about it saying that Emanuel was nothing but a partisan, pointing to his time chairing the DCCC. In comparison I guess Karl Rove was the epitome of partisanship?

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Oct 25
2008

Tension

Misc

There’s problems in paradise according to Ben Smith: Even as John McCain and Sarah Palin scramble to close the gap in the final days of the 2008 election, stirrings of a Palin insurgency are complicating the campaign’s already-tense internal dynamics. Four Republicans close to Palin said she has decided increasingly to disregard the advice of […]

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Oct 3
2008

Time For A Big Rant

Misc

Sarah Palin’s constant talk about being the mother of a special needs child needs to stop. She has spent only 5 months in this role and right now she is at the best times. Growing up with a brother who is autistic, and was diagnosed at a time when the word autism was foreign to […]

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Oct 1
2006

Inside Meltdown

Misc

Tomorrow’s Washington Post gives us the insight to the meltdown happening within the GOP over Foley: Republican insiders said Reynolds spoke out because he was angry that Hastert appeared willing to let him take the blame for the party leadership’s silence. A House GOP leadership aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear […]

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Jul 23
2006

Paint That Buckeye Blue

Misc

This is some great news from the Buckeye State: Democrat Ted Strickland has surged to a surprising lead of 20 percentage points in the first Dispatch Poll on Ohio’s Nov. 7 race for governor. Meanwhile, Democrat Sherrod Brown holds an 8-point edge in his bid to unseat two-term Republican Sen. Mike DeWine. Strickland’s 47-to-27 advantage […]

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Jan 30
2006

Help Out Tom Tomorrow

Misc

Tom Tomorrow can use the help of everyone out there. He is trying to compile a list of every time Bush has claimed executive privilege. Head on overthere and lend him a hand. This list could provide a good insight into the abuse of power this administration likes to involve itself in.

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Jan 20
2006

C-Span – The Station To Watch Tomorrow

Misc

Tomorrow at 11:00 am est., C-Span will cover the House Democrat hearings live on C-Span 1. If you are near a T.V. be sure to check it out as it should give us more insight into the controversial program. If your not near a T.V. but on line you can always view it at http://www.c-span.org […]

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