> On Sep 10, 8:40 pm, Robert Cohen msn.com> wrote:
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>> On Sep 10, 4:08 pm, Shrikeb...@gmail.com wrote:

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>>> <http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/09/10/dem-compares-obama-to-
>>> jesus/#comment-1695223>

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>>> In related news, a heated debate erupted in the Star
>>> Chamber of Commerce over whether John McCain
>>> was qualified to replace Karl Rove as the Antichrist.

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>>> "He's just not Eeevil enough!" said Inquisitor Cohen.

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>>> "Evil is just a matter of taste," spat back Nancy Pelosi.
>>> "And we don't want an Antichrist with evil taste, we want
>>> one that tastes evil!"

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>>> "Well, he's too old, anyhow," said Ted Kennedy, between
>>> seizures.

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>> Persecutor Corams replies:

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>> My favorite political cartoonist is Mike Luckovich

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>>http://projects.ajc.com/gallery/view/opinion/luckovichaug08/

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> Heh.  All I can say is I sure am glad Mitt is gone.
> Hopefully, he'll be forgotten.  We can all pray to
> Joseph Smith for that one.
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>> McCain--Palin Ahead In Polls: Voters Expressing Their Perverse Desire
>> For More Terrific Bush II Mis-Government

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>>http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/10/opinion/10friedman.html?em

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> For some reason, I just can't stomach Friedman
> much.  Ever since I read a bunch of his articles
> about the Indian software industry someone had
> printed and stapled up on a bulletin board.  Maybe
> it's just that his self-interest and mine don't coincide.
> But I have to love what he says here:
>
> In a way, I would love to hear Obama say, just
> for shock value: “I am so eager to do whatever
> it takes to fix these problems that I am ready
> to be a one-term president. Mine will not be a
> presidency that is confined to the first 100 days.
> But that is what we have fallen into, folks. The
> first 100 days have become the only 100 days.
> Once they are over, presidents are told that they
> have to trim their sails to get ready for the midterm
> elections, and once the midterms are over they
> are told that they have to trim their sails and get
> ready for the next presidential election. We can’t
>  solve our problems with a government of 100
> days. I am going to work the hard problems the
> hard way for 1,461 days.”
>
> That would, indeed, be frightening.  An Obama
> who didn't care about consequences.  It would
> most certainly be a one-term presidency, which
> it probably will no matter what happens.  Still,
> I'd like to think Obama continued to be the
> opportunist he has shown himself to be in the
> general election.  Centrism is preferable to
> leftism.  It's strange that people think things
> are the worst they could ever be.  I guess that's
> nothing new.  But, remember 1979, and you
> will know that things can get much, much
> worse.
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>> A Catty Good Looking Broad Disses A Catty Good Looking Broad

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>>http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/10/opinion/10dowd.html?_r=1&hp&oref=sl...

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> I was surprised that Maureen Dowd wasn't more dowdy.  That
> pic is better than what I expected, for sure.  But you also have
> to admire Palin for the vitriol she inspires in the mainstream
> elite media.  Every accusation, even hearsay and apocrypha,
> will be lifted up by them as being the reason she's the biggest
> threat to Western civilization since crack cocaine.  There are
> those in the right hemisphere of the blogosphere who say it's
> because she's far too normal for them to stomach.
>
> And, regarding the per diem story:
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> <http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/09/08/
> AR2008090803088_2.html?nav=hcmodule&sid=ST2008090900325&s_pos=>
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> "Gov. Palin has spent far less on her personal travel than her
> predecessor: $93,000 on airfare in 2007, compared with
> $463,000 spent the year before by her predecessor, Frank
> Murkowski. He traveled often in an executive jet that Palin
> called an extravagance during her campaign. She sold it
> after she was sworn into office."
>
> Where is Joe Biden's anal exam anyway?  That guy just makes
> me nauseas.  I saw a video of him making a psychiatric
> assessment against some gun enthusiast, which just brought
> to mind Soviet psychiatric hospitals.
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>> If Frank Rich Is Agin It, Then The Voters of Dubuque & Peoria...

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> ...are probably for it.
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>>http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/07/opinion/07rich.html?em

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> And how can the mainstream media think they can keep alive
> the "she wasn't vetted" meme?
>
> <http://wizbangblog.com/content/2008/05/29/alaska-gov-sarah-palin-to-
> meet-with-mccain-vp-search-team.php>
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> I am sure the polls on the NYT are pretty low.  So
> perhaps this is Bret's corpwhore conspiracy.  A
> kind of Judo blowback strategy to make it seem
> that the effete liberals despise Palin for being too
> normal.  Or something.  But sometimes, a cigar
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