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So Far McCain's First Executive Decision Is Going Over Like A Lead Balloon-- What A Contrast With Obama's Choice Of Biden!
downwithtyranny.blogspot.com - 8/29/2008
So Far McCain's First Executive Decision Is Going Over Like A Lead Balloon-- What A Contrast With Obama's Choice Of Biden!
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Even the far right GOP propagandists are having a hard time swallowing this one. Jonah Goldberg (might as well start at the bottom of the barrel): "She may not be ready for primetime. The heartbeat-from-the-presidency issue is a real one." Yeah, might be . Sharing the bottom of that barrel ...

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Brilliant at Breakfast:  Wow...what a nitwit!

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Wow...what a nitwit!
Brilliant at Breakfast — ... Howie Klein at Down With Tyranny, who is one of the must-read stops on this story, has the reaction of the right, and it seems that once you get past the John Hagees and the rest of the theocratic right, even the wingnuttiest of the wingnuts -- people like Jonah Goldberg and Ramesh Ponnuru, are appalled. ...

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