nytimes.com - 11/17/2008
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If Republicans don’t come to grips with what’s happened over the last eight years and can’t develop an economic agenda moving forward, then they could be back, politically, in 1933. >
nytimes.com - 11/22/2008
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Thanksgiving is next week, and President Bush could
make it a really special holiday by resigning. Seriously....
We have an economy that’s crashing and a vacuum at the top. Bush who is currently on a trip to Peru to meet with Asian leaders who no ...
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The Not So Grand Old Party
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By Ron Beasley
A few years ago Rush Limbaugh announced to his listeners that Roosevelt was dead and that the Republicans were ready to bury his policies as well. That was then - this is now and it's Ronald Reagan's policies that are about to be buried. It looks like William Kristol gets it: If Republicans and ...
1933 All Over Again
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William the Conquered: “If Republicans and conservatives don’t come to grips with what’s happened — and can’t develop an economic agenda moving forward that seems to incorporate lessons learned from what’s happened — then they could be back, politically, in 1933.“
Not so Grand Old Party times are here.
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Many gay-rights activists are wary of the current Supreme Court, but five of the justices who formed the majority in Romer vs. Evans remain on the bench. As with so many cases, a ruling likely would hinge on the views of Kennedy, and there is no reason to believe that his judicial opinion has changed in any ...
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