creators.com - 11/17/2008
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Knowing When To Walk Away It wouldn't be the George W. Bush we all know if our shamed president didn't spend his remaining White House days in a final fit of polarization. That's what Bush's moves this week are clearly about: dividing not uniting. The New York Times The Better Way Is the Only ...
creators.com - 11/10/2008
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Mandate '08: Reagan vs. FDR So it has
all come down to this. After two years and
a quarter-billion dollars worth of ads, the pulverizing election has become a steel-cage match pitting rivals against each other and not Immigrants versus Natives, ...
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creators.com - 11/20/2008
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creators.com —
Knowing When To Walk Away It wouldn't be
the George W. Bush we all know if our
shamed president didn't spend his remaining White House days in a final fit of polarization. That's what Bush's moves this week are clearly about: dividing not uniting. ...
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Digging In the Right Place by David Sirota on ...
creators.com - 11/20/2008
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creators.com —
Tuning Out the Braindead Megaphone If you're having
trouble remembering what the recent election was all about,
rest easy: you re probably not going senile you re likely experiencing the momentary effects of brainwashing. For weeks, your television, ...
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Knowing When To Walk Away by David Sirota on ...
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