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 Blogosphere abuzz, but no word what's up with ex-slugger
 Constitution would allow it, so let's get a yea or nay
 Clueless cabal turns landmark into a joke
 Alien-abduction mock-doc delivers lame premise with laughable framing device
 Federal meddling will only lead to higher prices and crappy care
 Spirit's there, but critics split on wow-factor of evolving tech
 Reagan 'defeated' Soviets with diplomacy, not bravado
 Film is wayward, most critics agree, but for some it's interesting
 Companies still aren't sold on a long-term recovery
 Independents flee Dems to avoid 'turmoil and risk'
 Trauma is infectious, Essig writes, and therapists can catch it
 Pelosi will try to ram health care through before Blue Dogs bolt
 Harlem drama brutally honest, some say manipulative
 Clooney turns in top performance in military farce
 Reports of a great liberal realignment are greatly exaggerated
 Voter backlash is about failure to lower unemployment
 We're all tired of talking about NY payroll, but it stifles baseball hope
 Search giant wants employees good at brain-teasers
 Clinton a strong secretary, but not yet administration's voice
 Get ready for a permanent tea party as voters seek leaders
 Get ready for a permanent tea party as voters seek leaders
 Users sick of AT&T now have an option
 Suburban, independent voter trend is bad news for Dems
 Prez shouldn't lose sleep over defeated lackluster Dems
 Rising unemployment makes it essential
 Hollywood cooks up some screwed up matches
 Careers that revolved around shorthand give grannies fast fingers
 Deficits were the rallying cry for yesterday's winners
 Polling guru gives a post-mortem on last night's elections
 Winning coalition doesn't reemerge in gubernatorial races
 Host's willful nonsense is the 'new ignorance'
 NJ, Va. votes show that president's popularity isn't catching
 Majorities say president has no influence on vote
 Growth in US economy will boost electricity demand
 George Washington loved them, and you can, too
 Obama parallels and standard plot bother some critics
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Op-Ed Columnist Stress Beyond BeliefNew York TimesThe authorities will deal with Nidal Malik Hasan, the Army psychiatrist who is accused of bringing the nightmare of mass murder into the .. |
Ft. Hood Drowns Out the Tea PartyThe Nation -- Don't bring your pitchforks. This is to be our "last stand" to stop health care reform, it's Alamo time.
Horror at Fort Hood Inspires Horribly Predictable IslamophobiaThe Nation -- Thursday's shootings at Fort Hood army base in Texas -- which have left at least 11 people dead and 31 others wounded -- were of course the "horrific outburst of violence" that President Obama bemoaned and condemned Thursday.
Election 2009: What Really Changed?The Nation -- So the tide turned Tuesday on Democrats, liberals, Obama, the left. Republicans are "energized," The New York Times reports today, their elation marred only by the prospect of an inter-party feud that could cost them winnable races in 2010.
Patience with IranThe Nation -- The Green Movement opposition flexed its muscles again in Iran this week, taking advantage of anti-American protests on the anniversary of the 1979 seizure of the US embassy in Tehran (aka "the nest of spies") to rally thousands of anti-Ahmadinejad protestors into the streets.
Marriage in Maine: Losing ForwardThe Nation -- Last night, in a voter referendum, Mainers narrowly, nail-bitingly voted to repeal the law extending marriage rights to same-sex couples, with the Bangor Daily News now reporting a margin of 53 to 47 percent.
GOP Gets Up Off Gurney, But is Far From RecoveryIt's been a long time since Republicans savored the day after.
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More Conservative Pentagon Must Improve Counter-Improvised Explosive Device Efforts
A weapon in Iraq and Afghanistan that continues to kill and maim American and coalition soldiers is the Improvised Explosive Device, or IED.
It’s Begun: Liberals Invoke Specter of “Hate Crimes” to Eradicate “Hate Speech”
Cleveland, OH – Matt Barber, Director of Cultural Affairs with both Liberty Counsel and Liberty Alliance Action issued the following statement on News that the left-wing United Church of Christ (UCC) and other quasi-Christian liberal groups are calling for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to officially investigate talk radio and other conservative media outlets in an effort to “put an end” to “hate speech” and so-called “media violence:”
Government As Narcotics Dealer
Since the advent of the Federal Reserve System in 1913, monetary authorities have repeatedly upped the narcotic dosage as a remedy for the pains of easy money and credit addiction.
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DALLAS -- Just what conservatives need right now -- a family feud in our largest conservative state. "You louse!" "You heel!" "Get that thumb out of my eye!" "No -- put down that frying pan...
One Step Forward, Two Races Back
"Victory has a thousand fathers," said John F. Kennedy, "but defeat is an orphan." David Axelrod, netting the prize for the most shameless display of post-defeat spinning, added an...
Divisive Unanimity
On Tuesday, Maine's voters opted by a 53 to 47 percent majority to reject a gay marriage law passed by their state legislature and signed by their governor in May. The result has been easily ...
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