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I just got one of these as a gift and they’re pretty sweet (and non-partisan!):
Gotta love Mitch Albom. His folksy, leftist populism has always been a big hit with sports fans in Detroit. Mitch is crafty enough to be overtly non-partisan, but if you read his columns long enough, you get the impression that he’s a closet D.
Reading Mitch’s piece yesterday on the firing of Matt Millen, I’m buoyed [...]
Palin got a crash course in diplomacy today.
[Snarky, non-contextual aside: I've still met more heads of state than she has.]
Henry Kissinger was among the grandees brought in to tutor young Liza.
[Snarky, contextual aside: Do we really want an impressionable young lady like Palin to get the entirety of her foreign policy experience at the hands [...]
John Dickerson has a round-up of the best political ads of all time:
The first one, a Johnson ad, with a twitchy, chain-smoking Republican explaining why he can’t vote for Goldwater, is brilliant.
Is it possible that the need for candidates to prostrate themselves at the altar of Detroit means that the majority of American politicians haven’t yet realized what most other Americans have known for decades, namely that American cars are crap?
Gutter John actually wins a point for owning foreign vehicles, but loses 12 points for owning [...]
I’m staggered by the scope and the scale of the bailouts announced today. The Federal government — led by a Republican administration — has effectively nationalized the consumer banking industry. This is unprecedented in our lifetimes.
What’s more, they’ve effectively just used the savings of the American middle class to bailout the shareholders of the financial [...]
Check out how much more converage McCain has received so far in September.
“Liberal media”, my a**.
[Thanks to listener Curt for the link.]
As Bruno and I predicted, the Dems have sent the hounds after Palin’s records:
Democrats have airdropped a mini-army of 30 lawyers, investigators and opposition researchers into Anchorage, the state capital Juneau and Mrs. Palin’s hometown of Wasilla to dig into her record and background. My sources report the first wave arrived in Anchorage less than [...]
Jaw-dropping hurricane of House leadership not getting it, as dday points out over at Digby’s place. From the NY Times article:
WASHINGTON — Congressional Democrats have scrapped plans for another vote on expansion of the Children’s Health Insurance Program, thus sparing Republicans from a politically difficult vote just weeks before elections this fall.
Before the summer recess, [...]
Now Playing: Episode 360
Biden and Palin square off while international intrigue heats up in Africa and the Middle East.
Links Mentioned: Africom … Frank Rich on Palin …
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