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The ‘Palinization’ Of Palin
Women, politics, and the media.
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Poll: Majority of Republicans Believe ACORN Stole the Presidential Election
As his hopes of winning the congressional election in New York's 23rd district fade, conservative candidate Doug Hoffman is clearly getting desperate. Today he's blaming his loss on "ACORN, the unions and the Democratic party" who he alleges, without a shred of evidence, tampered with votes to rig the election against him. Never mind that ACORN told David Weigel that they didn't have volunteers in the area, or that it largely operates in poor urban communities, which NY-23 is not.For conservatives, ACORN is shorthand for the evils of the left.
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Mr. Huntsman Goes to Beijing
Well before the Chinese welcomed Obama, his ambassador was showing them how an American politician works a crowd. And they love it.
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11/14/2009NationWhy Palin Matters to Obama—And to You
…good thing; others like, say, South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, a close friend of Palin's onetime champion John McCain , think differently. Graham was denounced last week by the Charleston County Republican Party for working with Democrats …
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11/13/2009BlogsRosier Prospects for Immigration Reform?
…Fourth, Republican opposition won't be monolithic, as it has been during the health-care debate. Senators like John McCain and Lindsey Graham would likely support the administration's effort. And fifth, GOP leaders are worried about alienating …
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11/13/2009PoliticsBazooka Joe
…point came at the GOP convention in 2008. It was one thing to ditch the Democrats and sincerely support his old friend John McCain . But how about his hearty endorsement of Sarah Palin as fully qualified to be president? Now that's conscience. Senate …
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11/10/2009BlogsWill Liberals Draw the Line on Abortion? Probably Not.
…wasn't enough to get consensus in the Democratic caucus. Thirty House members who were elected in districts that went for McCain got cold feet and voted against the bill. A few of those who are on particularly shaky electoral ground were probably give …
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11/06/2009BlogsJoe Lieberman: Climate Savior?
…be central to nuclear negotiations, which makes sense given that he's close to Republicans like Lindsey Graham and John McCain who care deeply about expanding the nuclear sector. The notion of concessions to farmers and coal burners probably …
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