All Posts Tagged With: "The Left"

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New Leftist Ad: Old John McCain - Older Than Dirt

by Allahpundit
Not from the DNC ???

Steve Rosenthal, a prominent Democratic operative, has put together this video about John McCain’s age. It lists inventions, companies, and countries that John McCain is older than.
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18Apr2008 | Jeremiah | 0 comments | Continued
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Have Blacks Reached the Promised Land?

By Clarence Page
A Black Moses, 40 Years Later
Words do matter. Forty years ago the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. ended a rally speech in Memphis on a note that was eerily prophetic, since it would turn out to be his final speech.
“Like anybody, I would like to live a long life,” he said, speaking without [...]

2Apr2008 | Jeremiah | 0 comments | Continued
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Obama: Don’t Assume I’ll Take VP Slot

The San Fransisco Examiner
By Charles Babington, AP
Democrat Barack Obama has ridiculed the idea of being Hillary Rodham Clinton’s running mate this fall. Speaking in Mississippi on Monday, the Illinois senator said voters should not think they can get both candidates on the ticket by nominating Clinton as president and assuming he will accept the vice [...]

10Mar2008 | Jeremiah | 0 comments | Continued
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Know Your Enemy

The Contours of the Campaign to Come
The American Prospect
Liberal Intelligence
Paul Waldman

Go to the Web site of the Republican National Committee, or any of the more virulent conservative blogs, and you’ll see that most of the attacks are being aimed at Barack Obama.
Obama may not have knocked Hillary Clinton out of the race yet, [...]

4Mar2008 | Jeremiah | 0 comments | Continued
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Edwards to Hold Private Meeting with Obama

Edwards & Obama, Private Meeting Tomorrow
Fox News Embeds
by Cristina Corbin
John Edwards, will meet with Barack Obama tomorrow at his home in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss a potential endorsement—one that would surely impact the outcome of the Democratic presidential campaign
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11Feb2008 | Jeremiah | 0 comments | Continued
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Obama in Omaha

Obama: “You can disagree without being disagreeable”

Yesterday, Barack Obama was in Omaha and talked about how he will lead his bipartisan outreach. “You can disagree without being disagreeable” he says as he dismisses the notion that politics must be a battle. He explains how he can take on McCain by reaching out to independents.
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9Feb2008 | Jeremiah | 0 comments | Continued
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DeLay: ‘Man Is Not Causing Climate Change’

‘Man Is Not Causing Climate Change’
Think Progress
In an interview with MSNBC’s Chris Matthews, former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay railed against Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) for acknowledging the problem of global warming, arguing that it is not a true conservative stance.
Man is not causing climate change. Climate change may be a phenomenon, but there is [...]

8Feb2008 | Jeremiah | 0 comments | Continued
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Barack Obama, Hip-Hop Candidate

Barack Obama is the first hip-hop presidential candidate.
The American Prospect
by Latoya Peterson

Like hip-hop, Obama rose from long-shot hopeful to fierce contender. But it is more than just his political style that is rooted within hip-hop culture. Forget the money-cash-hoes bacchanal showing in an endless loop on MTV and BET. Ignore the thousand and one [...]

7Feb2008 | Jeremiah | 0 comments | Continued
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Name One Accomplishment by Obama

Barack Supporters on the Hannity and Colmes Show

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6Feb2008 | Jeremiah | 1 comment | Continued
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A Patchwork of Prejudices

A Patchwork of Prejudices
by way of Instapundit
Econlog.Econlib.org
CNN reports
Sen. Hillary Clinton can thank Latino and Asian voters for her projected victory in California. Early exit polls indicate that Sen. Barack Obama carried white voters in California because of his overwhelming support among white men. White women, as in other states, more often supported Clinton. [...]

6Feb2008 | Jeremiah | 0 comments | Continued