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Rich Gardner | 11.05.2008
Happiness, sweetness, light and sunshine after a marvelous Democratic rout in Tuesday's election, along with more arguments against bipartisanship Ah, the sweet smell of success! Victory has been attained, but it's not a military-type victory, attained with the blood of our enemies, the wailing of foreign widows and the crying of the children of other lands.
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Rich Gardner | 10.30.2008
What are the chances Obama & McCain will sit down after the election and peacefully and productively discuss the future direction of the country? RELATED: Note to Progressives for Obama: What Happens After Election Day? II Fun Thoughts: Messin' With Republicans II McCain the "Gook Hater" II "I do not want a black man running my country" - McCain Supporters in PA say "Bomb Obama" II "Kill Him!" -- A Political Chronicle II Meeting Myself in Bucks County: Pennsylvania in the Political (and Personal) Crucible I have to agree that this is about the dumbest idea I've heard all week:
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Uhuru Solidarity Movement | 09.24.2008
AMERICAN BLACKOUT WHAT ABOUT THE BLACK COMMUNITY? Featuring Diop Olugbala, International Organizer for the Uhuru Movement Sponsored by the Uhuru Solidarity Movement AMERICAN BLACKOUT
AMERICAN BLACKOUT
CODDLING OF PALIN IS FALSE FEMINISM, DISGUISED SEXISM, AND RIGHT-WING ANTI-WORKING-WOMEN THATCHERISM
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Ruth Rubinstein | 09.10.2008
The call of so-called feminists to coddle Palin is really disguised sexism and based on a medieval, male-chauvinist mentality that women are weak and fragile and should be protected. We don’t need an American Margaret Thatcher, an icon and poster child for right-wing policies that harm poor and middle-class working women, the majority of women. It’s time to expose Palin for what she really is. Some women groups and advocates are screaming that media bashing of Sarah Palin, the Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin is sexism.
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ceres smith | 09.09.2008
A rider and horse have appeared on the political horizon to save the Bush Party and the forces of climate change. She is none other than Sarah Palin, t
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Rich Gardner | 04.18.2008
The left blogosphere is in agreement, the debate was terrible, with far too many "gotcha" questions and far too few questions of substance. George Stephanopoulos defends the 16 April so-called "debate" between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, but really, it
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Rich Gardner | 03.25.2008
Does John McCain really have anything "in the bank" when it comes to foreign policy experience? Should we listen to John McCain when he states his opinions about foreign policy matters? 
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