- 2007 the Year in Politics Overview
It may be hard to imagine, but before 2007 no one knew the significance of a wide stance when it comes to airport bathrooms. No one knew Oprah was going to step off the couch and on to the political stage or that an Arkansan best known for losing 100 lbs
in Public bookmarks - Annals of National Security: Shifting Targets: Reporting amp
in Public bookmarks - Annals of National Security: Shifting Targets: Reporting amp
in Public bookmarks - Anti-Romney, anti-Mormon calls being made in Iowa - Jonathan Martin s Blog - Politico.com
in Public bookmarks - Burma: Thousands dead in massacre of the monks dumped in the jungle | the Daily Mail
in Public bookmarks - Coulter Culture | The New York Observer
in Public bookmarks - Daily Kos: Doing what Detroit says is impossible
This story is so incredible, I had to do additional research to confirm that it was indeed true. It centers on Kansas City auto mechanic and inventor Johnathan Goodwin.
in Public bookmarks - Deal Reached on Tax Rebates for Stimulus
Democratic and Republican congressional leaders reached a tentative deal Thursday on tax rebates of $300 to $1,200 per family and business tax cuts to jolt the slumping economy.
in Public bookmarks - Dewey Defeats Truman - New Hampshire Political Update
Today is the day for pundits to explain why they - as they so often do - got it so wrong in New Hampshire last night. My favorite excuse comes from MSNBC s Chris Matthews. According to His Chrisness, quot
in Public bookmarks - ePolitics Quick Hits for Jan 3
in Public bookmarks - Exposed: Bush Administration Has Doctored NASA Scientists Observations
The Director of NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies, Dr. James E. Hansen, appeared on 60 Minutes stating that the White House edited climate-related press releases reported by federal agencies to make global warming seem less threatening.
in Public bookmarks - Granite State Blues (and Reds) It s Voting Day
In case you haven t noticed, it s Primary Day in New Hampshire. You know what that means - half of half of the people in tiny, insignificant state are currently deciding who the next president is going to be. Ain t democracy grand?
in Public bookmarks - How Presidents and Pundits Keep Spinning Us to Death
in Public bookmarks - Iran says documents show U.S. backing terrorists | U.S. | Reuters
in Public bookmarks - Is your sex life bipartisan?
Who has better sex, Republicans or Democrats? According to a study in this month s Playboy, neither. Regardless of party, more than a quarter of the survey respondents said they have sex quot
in Public bookmarks - John Edwards Gets David Letterman Haircut
What do you do when you re not going to win your party s nomination? Go play with your hair. While Barack and Hillary are off fighting like a couple of Thai stewardesses, Edwards took the bold step of letting David Letterman mess up his $400 haircut.
in Public bookmarks - John McCain and the revolution - 1.29.08 Image of the Day
Who says that John McCain isn t about all things young, fresh, new and different?
in Public bookmarks - Lawsuit over web site accessibility for the blind becomes class action
A lawsuit brought in 2006 by a blind student at the University of California-Berkeley has now morphed into a class action case against US retailer Target. A federal judge has just certified a nationwide class in the case, which alleges that Target s web s
in Public bookmarks - Let the popularity contest begin! Super Tuesday
OMG! It s here: 24 states, five candidates (well, seven if you count the remaining crazies), one big day! At the end of tonight, everything will change - we ll be one step closer to a world made of candy where dogs and cats live together.
in Public bookmarks - Lone Remaining Burmese Blogger Uses Lightweight Messaging Service to Broadcast to the World
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