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sideshow.me.uk - 8/28/2008
DNC junk
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Since I was watching live last night, let me explain it for Amy Sullivan : The song that was playing as the last elected President of the United States left the stage last night was (a cover of) U2's "Beautiful Day", a song that even I recognize (even if it's a bad cover). They played "Addicted to Love" later . I'm happy to see Jon Stewart asking Howard Dean a question I've been wanting to ask ...

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Corrente — Heck, if you’ve flipped the bozo bit on me, maybe you can listen to her: It’s Barack Obama who needs to convince people himself that they want to vote for him. He needs to get up there and stand for something bigger than “nonpartisanship” and “reaching across the aisle”. Barack says precious little about the things that keep people up at night, and until he does, some perfectly decent people will remain unconvinced - and not without good reason. When people don’t hear you talk about what concerns them, they ...

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