Obami play with political poison, Thomas Sowell, RCP:
Few combinations are more poisonous than race and politics. That combination has torn whole nations apart and led to the slaughters of millions in countries around the world.
You might
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- FIRST, THIS SNARK: From Reynolds:
POLL: Tea Party 48, Obama 44.
Best headline: Tea Party More Popular Than Obama, Frank Rich
The end of Hope as we know it, Benjamin Domenech, CBS News:
Over the past week, in backroom conversations with members of Congress, Obama changed his negotiation tone from demanding to desperate. He told progressives that the outcome
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As a business owner, tax payer and elected official, I freely admit that I am VERY skeptical when the government warns me about anything. Government typically causes more problems than they solve, and it’s in their own best interests (power,
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This is the “All this and a hat, too” Edition
- More Base!! To start with, today, we see a comment from Glenn
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Gonna be a short one today, I’ve got some personal issues today.
- In answer to some email, I really wish I could have a
Mike Goldfarb notes the Obamafest in Oregon, where something like 75000 people showed up, reportedly to see Obama himself.
Wrong. Mike Goldfarb:
Hugh points to this report from the local paper:
Obama was the biggest star at Sunday’s gathering —
And an artist in Portland, Oregon has stuck a 23-foot needle into the ground by the Willamette River and hopes to plant more. Adam Kuby says it’s a really large version of acupuncture. Kuby says he
