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Republicans' problem: They don't care about governing
georgecf
by georgecf  Today 7:03 AM   
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tipping the balance
doodleicious
by doodleicious  Today 6:59 AM   
 not the title of the article but-ya know---geesh we may have seen this before
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The "Great Wall Street Heist" of 2008
merrie
by merrie  Today 2:21 AM   
 Reagan added: “I hope John McCain will not shrink from pointing the finger of blame where it belongs – at Barack Obama, who fed greedily at the trough of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac while their top people, including two of his own campaign associates, were flim-flamming the American people. It’s a Democratic scandal from beginning to end, and the American people deserve to know it.”
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Play Presidential Lingo during Debates
rmowery
by rmowery  Today 2:03 AM   
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The Truth About Cats And Dogs
Jorjor
by Jorjor  Today 1:15 AM   
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Factcheck: "He Lied" About Bill Ayers?
masbury
by masbury  Yesterday 9:01 PM   
 "McCain cranks out some false and misleading attacks" "Never very close," Foundation included prominent Republicans who support McCain, group's work "mainstream." Detailed documentation at link.
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The Class War Before Palin
nchnted
by nchnted  Yesterday 1:31 PM   
 The GOP - it ain't what it used to be!
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ACORN the GOP's October Surprise?
thinkingblue
by thinkingblue  Yesterday 11:10 AM    8
 But it's just another AYERS-ING attempt by the right-wing. I sure hope this Rovian tactic fails. Flopping so hard that a lead balloon will seem flimsy. Driving even more democrats, thinking republicans and independents to the polls to vote for Obama. If the dirty tricks still win, kiss your American arse goodbye, there is no hope for us or US.
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Republicans Try to Close Voting Centers.
citizenbfk
by citizenbfk  Yesterday 10:40 AM    2
 While the Republicans make false charges against a group called ACORN, for doing voter fraud...here's a real fact we can hang our hats on: Republicans - went - to - court - to - try - to - close - voting -- places. Republicans are trying to close these early-voting centers because they are near poor and minority areas. If they were near their Wall St. supporters there would be no complaint. It is true, though, BTW, that these new voting centers approved last year by a majority vote of an election board, might help Democrats...that's why the majority of Democrats on this election board voted in favor. BUT - Such actions are a non-stop battle between all the parties all the time. And this is mild compared to the non-stop efforts at gerrymandering, where the boundaries of election districts and distorted in favor of one party. Since Republicans have been in power the last eight years they are Much More guilty of this.
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Republicans try to tie Obama to voter fraud
citizenbfk
by citizenbfk  Yesterday 10:22 AM    2
 Republicans are going full tilt trying to smear Obama. This is just one sustained example. In fact, there is also evidence that links Republicans to voter fraud, but far less coverage of that. They would like to win the election by painting Obama as if he's doing voting fraud, as if he's linked to 'domestic terrorist,' as if he's getting vast amounts of funding from Arab sources, etc. They are appeal to hate and fear; hate and fear and no substance behind it at all; and no substance to actually work for the interests of the American people (or the world). Compared to these fabrications we can see the realities of: False War; Failed Economy; a FEMA government. Also note, this clip makes it clear that ACORN supervisors were following the rules requiring them to submit all voter registration cards AND dutifully pointing out ones they themselves suspected as fraud. Thus, Republican false attacks not only wrong, but deliberately deceitful. Vote Obama; it's a necessary
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Palin Must Condemn Hateful Obama Attacks.
citizenbfk
by citizenbfk  Yesterday 10:07 AM   
 VP Democratic candidate, Senator Joe Biden is confronting what he calls the "ugly," and "dangerous," recent Republican campaign rallies where members of the crowd are shouting out about Obama: "Treason!" and "Kill him!" Those are very appropriate words. Over the last week, here at Clipmarks, other forums, on radio, TV, in the newspapers and magazines there is a shocking virulent outburst of hate against Obama, trying to associate him with "domestic terrorism," and being a supporter of 'Islamofacsist," (the neocon propagada term the Republicans wave like a red flag). In this age of 24-hour media coverage there is the real possibility of such vocal and visible fascist-like hatred and attempts to distort elections and destroy opponents can succeed. It was done in the 2000 elections in the USA, which Al Gore won and Bush stole in Florida, with the help of a shouting mob. We have to not only stand strong against this, but fight back, word for word -- & Vote Obama, Please
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Why Republican Base loves Sarah Palin
thinkingblue
by thinkingblue  Yesterday 8:52 AM    1
 This article. goes right to the heart of why the Republican base is so in love with Sarah Palin. She doesn't give them facts, she gives them the red-meat they lust for. I'm sure most, can remember people like Palin, in high school. The bubbly types, who dub anyone who doesn't fit their interpretation of what's "IN", a pariah. Yes, they have a blueprint of what is "IN", the right style, a snooty air, a superficial manner will get you, "IN". As bad as this exclusivity is, it could be tolerated if they also had a "live and let live" attitude. But unfortunately, anyone who crosses their path, who's not "IN" they will socially banish. They do this, by falsely labeling, and contriving suspicions of any non-"IN", creating an impression that something is shockingly wrong with anyone who, by their calculations, cannot be part of their "IN" crowd. But what's most perplexing is... It's one thing to behave like this in a state of childhood but carried into adulthood? Mind boggling! :-?
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$10.2 Trillion: National Debt Clock Goes Bust
blueridge
by blueridge  Yesterday 6:03 AM    1
 George Bush's legacy and the cost of war. How appropriate for the Debt Clock to run out of numbers. It's so symbolic, like the clock itself staggered at the number. The figure is absolutely outrageous and completely unjustifiable. And republicans used to be the party of limited instead of Big Government. The consequences are now all coming back. But Democrats should not gloat too much, they had plenty of support for the same spending packages and gave Bush whatever he wanted (fools). The ignorant flag-waving American public now realizes they were pushed into war under false pretenses and lies.
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Deja vu! Listen to this 1988 campaign strategy
masbury
by masbury  10-9-2008   
 From Maureen Dowd: Lee Atwater's 1988 stategy, created to help Bush smear Dukakis, sounds awfully familiar: "The Democrat was a ’60s-style liberal who would raise taxes and take away guns. He was weak and would not protect the country militarily. He was a member of the elite 'Harvard Yard’s boutique'. He had a foreign-sounding name and was on the side of the Scary Black Man." Let's get over the idea that Republican innuendos are not about race; race scare has been the strategy for years.
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Palin - Republican Party Infiltrator? Damning Video.
Spiritualmonkey
by Spiritualmonkey  10-9-2008    2
 CONTD: "So…basically what he’s saying here, is that Palin’s philosophical loyalties lie with the Alaska Independence Party, but in order to get elected, she had to distance herself from the AIP and infiltrate the Republican Party, because they’re the only ones who can ever actually get voted into office. But don’t worry boys and girls, her heart is still with us, and her sympathies are with the agenda of the Alaskan Independence Party, namely, independence."
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Kill bin-Laden by Dalton Fury The Battle of Tora Bora, the Truth at Last..!
TJColatrella
by TJColatrella  10-9-2008    1
  Bush betrayed every victim of 9/11 at Tora Bora finally a book by the commander of Special Operations and Delta Force to tell America the true story..of Bush's duplicity and betrayal at Tora Bora..!
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University of Texas demanded Obama signs taken down
Nathan_7870
by Nathan_7870  10-9-2008   
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The real terrorist...
earnric
by earnric  10-9-2008   
 If Obama is "a terrorist" because he was on the board of a community project with Ayers (who committed crimes 40 years ago - when Obmama was 8)... How much more so is Palin who SPOKE at (and who's HUSBAND was a recent member of) the AK Secessionist Party? Read about their platform ... in their own words!
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Republican valuesmcc
comy1234
by comy1234  10-9-2008   
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Obama in position to steal Virginia from GOP
xlorn
by xlorn  10-9-2008    1
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McCain-Palin Rally Attendees: "Obama Is A Terrorist"
rmowery
by rmowery  10-9-2008    1
 People are definitely stupid. What caught me was the one lady who said "just look at his name". Well about 100+ years ago when our fore fathers from Ireland, Germany, etc. showed up with weird names - so where they terrorists?
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Martial Law Threatened during Bail Out Debate..!
TJColatrella
by TJColatrella  10-9-2008   
 
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PBS asks: "Is Sarah Palin qualified to serve as Vice President of the United States? "
Spiritualmonkey
by Spiritualmonkey  10-9-2008   
 Last I saw, it was 49% each yes/no. I've also heard that the Republicans have been getting their people to flood the votes. Dunno if that's true, but I voted no. I shudder when I try to think what kind of person would vote yes on this question? .
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Palin Backstab? Commissioner Praised Then Fired
lifecyce1898
by lifecyce1898  10-9-2008   
 The committee wants to issue a final report in the next few weeks. The McCain campaign has launched an attack on its credibility, saying four of its members are Democrats supporting Barack Obama. They failed to mention that the other 10 members of the committee are Republicans.
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Younger Military Families Closing Ranks Around Obama
ratilfar
by ratilfar  10-9-2008    2
 Interesting.
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Hadron Collider Joke..!
TJColatrella
by TJColatrella  10-9-2008   
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It'll be "Vice-President Palin" in January
pecksnif
by pecksnif  10-9-2008    1
 Same old manipulation
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Barrack's Wife: Michelle Obama Plays It Cool.
citizenbfk
by citizenbfk  10-9-2008    1
 These people, this campaign, is incredible. I have never seen nor could even have imagined such consistent brillance. The more common reaction would be to toss insults back at McCain and instead she talks about respecting them and how Obama is going to need them! One of Obama's clever message (and I believe it's also sincere) is how Democrats, Republicans and Independents have to work together (appealing to them all), and how there is no 'Red States,' of America, nor 'Blue States,' of America -- but the United States of America (appealing to us all). Even direct enemies are invited in and it is another (I believe sincere) brilliant thing: It disarms the 'enemy,' and is a core of his political philosophy: Work Together: Consensus This has actually worked to soften significant Catholic opposition (due to the abortion issue; most difficult). (/About 56% Catholic opposition would lose the election). How? -- Allow abortions (regrettably) but work to build families; do adapti
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Obama Ayers smear ends here
deb2012
by deb2012  10-9-2008    9
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Keep Your Sunny Side Up by Mark Steyn
merrie
by merrie  10-8-2008    1
  The Iraq surge (McCain's unique selling point) is a victim of its own success and has dwindled away to an irrelevant footnote, and the front pages are full of a supposed economic catastrophe which the crude rules of politics suggest any fool should be able to hang on the incumbent. Yet Obama still can't open up a solid lead. After all, why would record numbers of viewers watch the vice-presidential debate if the election's already over? Meanwhile, the supposedly damaged Republican brand is proving suprisingly resilient. I see one of the two New Hampshire seats that flipped blue in '06 may return to the red fold next month. Where's the blowout? A lot of the dynamite is well past its sell-by date: Two references last night to Ronald Reagan negotiating with Tip O'Neill. No one remembers who Tip O'Neill is. McCain might as well have been evoking misty watercolor mem'ries of Talleyrand . . . Obama, by contrast, is all future - which is understandable, given his past.
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$37.8 Billion More for AIG..above the $85 billion they just got..!
TJColatrella
by TJColatrella  10-8-2008    1
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Michelle Obama on Larry King
monstersmom
by monstersmom  10-8-2008    1
 This quote was an answer she gave when Larry asked if she got upset or angry hearing the things that Palin and McCain have been saying in order to try and slander her husband. When I think about these sentiments in contrast to the crap coming from the other side, it's all so clear...
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How quickly we Forget !!! Don't YOU Forget!
davboz
by davboz   10-8-2008    2
 What'd ya think, I was clipping planes flying into the WTC? Very close.
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Pelosi says $150B economic stimulus plan needed
jatfla
by jatfla  10-8-2008    14
 Holy Cow!!! Is there no end to this giving away our tax dollars? They haven't even won the White House yet and they're giving more of our $$ away. Can someone just calm down a few days and think things through? These people are only making things worse. Talk about scare tactics!!!
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The Bailout
naturelady
by naturelady  10-8-2008   
 2nd part of the blog.
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Who won the town hall debate?
masbury
by masbury  10-8-2008   
 Results of first five surveys
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Nancy Pelosi is in the Pocket of Alternative Energy
Cezanne777
by Cezanne777  10-8-2008   
 Pelosi fights for alternative energy to put more money in her own pocket. If oil prices stay high, she pockets more money from energy stocks.
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Media Bias: Has the Press Voted for Obama?
Cezanne777
by Cezanne777  10-8-2008   
 Republicans think so, and 49% of voters agree.
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Palin "a fatal cancer to the GOP"
kmcolo
by kmcolo  10-8-2008    5
 I agree with David Brooks yet again. I hope that one day the GOP will recover from this cancer so that I can once again call it my political home.
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Palin's code words
georgecf
by georgecf  10-8-2008   
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