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''Obama began his political career
in the home of a terrorist.''
-Political Message
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Dems hold 'confidence' hearings
Cerrco Daily News Magazine
Tuesday, October 07, 2008
Opinion & Views Tuesday
Beast: Levi's jeans ad called 'raunchy'
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In charge
Don't go wobbly
– follow Sarah
David Limbaugh lauds Palin 'for standing up
to her opponents and returning hostile fire'
Yes, gay pride too
Obama's downfall: His PRIDE
Janet Porter use acronym to predict 'October Surprise' demise
Gift wrap?
The 1-eyed burqa
Marylou Barry shakes head at Saudi sheikh's demand for female dress
No, built on lies and bones
Pope: World financial system 'built on sand'
Pontiff says banking collapse shows money is 'nothing'
Grooming doom
'Bride,' 'groom' return to California marriage forms
Citizens speak up, restore traditional terms to state documents
Desire, power - begin
'''Desire creates the power that drives your feet to the starting line.''
''An Obama presidency means that terrorist are just as welcome in the White House as anyone else.''
--Political Message
''I'm a whole 3 years older than the Barry Messiah, and I knew who Ayers was when I was just a kid. And I don't consider myself particularly gifted or well-informed.''
--Political Message
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ust the tip of the iceberg
Known by the company he keeps
Mychal Massie defends Palin over criticism of Obama's choice of friends
Money changes everybody
Blame Clinton for Fannie Mae breakdown
Joseph Farah fingers ex-president for pushing riskier home loans
...and alien slang
Sarah Palin's white Ebonics
Adam Hanft hammers GOP for double standard on folksy language
Consume, use, destroy
China gobbling up U.S. turtles
Asian countries causing near extinction of every species they have
One world gov.?
'U.S. to collapse within 2 decades'
Islamic cleric warns America facing destruction
Give him another hand
A 1000 words by Miguel Diocuore
It's almost over...
Early and often
Voter registration worker tells people to choose Obama
Woman works for nonpartisan 'Get out the Vote' organization
''Obambi is sweating buckets. Why oh why BigMac took a year to start focusing on Obambi's radicalism is beyond me, but maybe it's not too late. McCain is pitching in the bottom of the ninth with the bases loaded and no outs, but what we all need to remember is that after all he's been through in his life, not very much rattles BigMac. Keep firing 'em in there, now you've got a defense behind you--Sarah Barracuda.''
--Political Message
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Changed - no
Bill Ayers in an Obama administration
Les Kinsolving wonders what role terrorist might have in White House
Give 'em a foot and they'll own your yard
'Dr. Seuss'
on bailout
Bryan Fischer waxes poetic about Congress' rescue plan
Reasons, not good
Criminal past is no bar to nursing
State allows sex offenders, drug users, convicts to retain, renew permits
That's one way...
Couple beaten to death in smoking addiction cure
Heads were smashed on tables, hit with crash helmets, brooms
All are, some more so
McCain calls Obama a liar
Says Democrat rival 'not exactly an open book
Pushmi-pullyu Politics
by Miguel Diocuore
At 72, McCain has managed to morph into the irrational, erratic and risky candidate, leaving Obama the safe and steady hand. Tonight, McCain should also try shedding the angry, attacking and unpredictable image he's assumed in recent weeks. He needs to return to the sunny, self-effacing and optimistic warrior that made him the apple of so many Independents' eyes throughout his political career. Even if McCain pulls it off tonight, it may not be enough to win the election. |
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