cqpolitics.com - 10/31/2008
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CQ TODAY ONLINE NEWS Oct. 31, 2008 – 12:01 a.m. Democrats Could Make History With Big Back-to-Back Gains By Greg Giroux, CQ Staff In December 2006, when Maryland Rep. Chris Van Hollen became chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) one month after his party made ...
youtube.com - 10/28/2008
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Washington Democrats want complete control of government. If
Jeff Merkley wins, they get a blank check.Oregon needs...
in independent voice in Washington and th...
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news.yahoo.com - 10/25/2008
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AP - Democrats are on track for sizable
gains in both houses of Congress on Nov. 4,...
according to strategists in both parties, although only improbable Southern victories can produce the 60-vote Senate majority they covet to help them pass priority ...
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Democrats headed toward big gains in House, Senate
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annika.mu.nu - 11/4/2008
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Doesn't Anybody Know History? What the f--- is
this s---?! A Civilian National Security Force?! Let me...
repeat my question. Does anybody know f------ History?! At all? If so, does the idea of a Civilian National Security Force scare the s--- out of ...
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Doesn't Anybody Know History?
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Putting the Democrats' Impending Congressional Victory in Historical Context
MoJo Blog Posts: mojo —
... In 2006, the Democrats picked up 30 House seats. This year, they are slated to pick up anywhere from 15 to 30. Those numbers hold some pretty historic potential. Here's CQ: ...
A Day At The Congressional Races
TPM Election Central —
... CQ's latest House race ratings show the Democrats headed for a historic second consecutive wave election, with double-digit gains in the House. If the 25 races currently rated as toss-ups are split evenly between the two parties -- an essentially neutral and cautious assumption -- the Dems would have an overall net gain of 18 or 19 seats, for a total of 254 or 255 seats. ...
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Don't know much about history
krugman.blogs.nytimes.com 12/23/2008 — Via Mark Thoma, Bob Hall and Susan Woodward argue against the multiplier effect of infrastructure spending by pointing out that GDP and military spending rose by about the same amount during World War II.
Um, rationing?
With the onset of World War II, ...
Re: Which history?
corner.nationalreview.com 11/26/2008 — Mark K, while I was down in Australia a while back, they had a big Education Summit going on, and the then Prime Minister, the great John Howard, used a marvelous phrase to me about how they wanted to teach Oz history - as an "heroic national ...
The Big Three in the AM
3bluedudes.com 11/24/2008 — his article is a new daily feature form 3BlueDudes.com. These are the three big, developing stories that may very well dominate the news today.
Today, Monday, November 24 —
1. Of course, the Federal bailout of Citigroup will take front stage. The Economist provides a strong opinion ...
Capital Gains Cut
yglesias.thinkprogress.org 10/14/2008 — I understand that conservatives take the view that cutting capital gains tax rates will produce substantial long-term growth benefits. Consequently, whatever the question, conservatives think the answer is cutting the capital gains tax. Still, ...
Polls suggest electoral gains for Obama
politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com 10/30/2008 — New gains for Obama on the CNN Electoral Map.
(CNN) — If Barack Obama is betting on Nevada, he may find a pleasant payoff. A new poll suggests that the Democratic presidential candidate is widening his lead there.
That's contributing to an ...
McCain: If People Vote For Democrats, Then Democrats Will Win
openleft.com 10/26/2008 — McCain states the obvious :
McCain said having Democrats in control of the White House, the U.S. House of Representatives under Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California and the Senate under Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada, would give Democrats ...
Swing Voters Don't Want Big Government
online.wsj.com 11/6/2008 — Barack Obama and congressional Democrats won big on Tuesday night, but they should not mistake their victory for a big-government mandate. The evidence tells a very different story. A poll commissioned by the Club for Growth in 12 swing congressional ...
Big Day
meganmcardle.theatlantic.com 11/4/2008 — This is a pretty great day to be living in a heavily black neighborhood. Obviously, a lot of people are excited about this election. But being here is a lot like what I imagine my relatives experienced being in West Roxbury in 1960. ...
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