November 11, 2008
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin blames the Bush administration for the failure of the Mccain-Palin ticket, thinks people need to move on from the so-called "troopergate" controversy and loved her time in the national spotlight and won’t rule out a run for president or vice president in 2012....
go to article »November 10, 2008
I’ve been reading some of the responses to Obama winning. And the conservatives whining. Ooh, Obama is too partisan. Ooh, Obama is going to be too liberal. Ooh, Obama this and Obama that. Well, buddies… Go and… hum… you know… go away. Sore losers? No. Just pathetic stupid dingbats. Oh, ...
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Here's a quick look at how the press in the Middle East — arguably the region likely to be most affected by yesterday's U.S. election — interpreted the news that Barrack Obama is on his way to the White House: “No declaration of support and no promising statements can diminish the fear many...
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The first step toward understanding what went wrong in the 2008 election, beyond the voter fraud and the media's barrage of propaganda, is to address what the GOP should be and what it wasn't. The Democrats ran the 2008 election on personality and biography, which they could not have done if the ...
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November 8, 2008
Shortly after she arrived in Alaska, Governor Sarah Palin gave an interview to an Alaska radio talk show in which she explained some of the internal problems of the McCain campaign and her own frustrations. In the interview she made clear that she agreed with the criticism aired by some that she sho...
go to article »November 7, 2008
South Park aired a tremendous satire of election day and especially of the partisan reaction to Barack Obama’s victory and John McCain’s defeat. They perfectly satirize the reaction of McCain supporters and Obama supporters to Obama’s victory perfectly with Obama supporters chantin...
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In the wake of Obama's victory, KA Dilday begins to digest an unprecedented result. Catch up with the earlier segments of her conversation wtih Anthony Barnett: part 1, part 2, part 3, and part 4. Dear Anthony: From the moment the news was announced at about 4 am in London, and I heard ...
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