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First Bush now Cheney
First Bush now Cheney
McCain's campaign and the RNC have done everything possible to keep Bush and Cheney hidden from view, but Obama is jumping on any glimpse of the unpopular duo. His campaign flagged a wire story a few days ago noting that POTUS had cast his absentee ballot for McCain and today they're ...
Obama On Cheney's Endorsement Of McCain: Congratulations, John!
tpmelectioncentral.talkingpointsmemo.com — In Colorado later this afternoon, Barack Obama will pounce on Dick Cheney's endorsement of John McCain earlier... today. From the prepared remarks: I'd like to congratulate Senator McCain on this endorsement because he really earned it. That ... (more) Obama On Cheney's Endorsement Of McCain: ...
Barack Obama For President
Barack Obama For President
andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com — On a spectacular September morning more than seven years ago, our world changed. I remain one of... those who believe that that day remains indelible, and its lesson unforgettable. The civilized democratic world came under attack from a small ... (more) Barack Obama For President
InstaRefuted
dailykos.com — Glenn Harlan Reynolds, today's NYT : The presidential campaign has taken a detour into a dispute over... the constitutional status of the vice presidency. It all started when Sarah Palin asserted in her debate with Joe Biden that the vice president ... (more) InstaRefuted
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  • 1termobama 1termobama
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    Just because the media didn't like President Bush and VP Dick Cheney, doesn't mean Americans didn't like them-quite the opposite. In fact, if you look at the CURRENT poll numbers, people like Cheney over Biden, and President Bush's numbers in his first 100 days were higher then Obama's. People are now wishing for the good old days of Bush/Cheney over what we have now. But they must feel the pain of their vote. One thing is certain-the MSM has lost all credibility and will fade into the sunset.
    Posted 4/29/2009 respond (flag)
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