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pajamasmedia.com - 3/4/2009

“I’m Maureen Dowd, and I’ve Been Had”

— pajamasmedia.com — A support group for bitter pundits disappointed in Obama is quickly becoming necessary.... (more) “I’m Maureen Dowd, and I’ve Been Had”

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Maureen Dowd

Barack Obama

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thinkprogress.org - 3/1/2009

Michelle Malkin: I hope Obama fails.

— thinkprogress.org — As ThinkProgress has documented , a growing number of conservatives are rooting for the failure of Obama’s... presidency. Today on C-SPAN Washington Journal, a caller asked right-wing blogger Michelle Malkin if she agrees with Rush ... (more) Michelle Malkin: I hope Obama fails.

White House

Michelle Malkin

Barack Obama

Rush Limbaugh

Washington, D.C

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brilliantatbreakfast.blogspot.com - 3/9/2009

The Right to Bare Arms

— brilliantatbreakfast.blogspot.com — Michelle Obama's arms: A Threat to Decency Everywhere Of all the crap that I've read about Michelle... Obama over the last two years, I don't think there's anything crappier, or more ridiculous, than this call for her to cover up her arms. What year ... (more) The Right to Bare Arms

White House

Michelle Obama

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Fatuity, Thy Name Is Maureen
JustOneMinute — ... . SILVER LINING:  Heh .  "The RIght To Bare Arms". REALLY?  Mr MoDo's conclusion: Her arms, and her complete confidence in her skin, are a reminder that Americans can do anything if they put their minds to it. Unlike Hillary, who chafed at the loathed job of first lady, and Laura, who for long stretches disappeared into the helpmeet role, Michelle has soared every day, expanding the job to show us what can be accomplished by a generous spirit, a confident nature and a well-disciplined body. Confident?  No ...

"Going Galt"
Some Guy With a Website by August J. Pollak - xoverboard.com — ... On a side note, I thought about what I could say to summarize everything I missed this last week while repairing my computer, and I settled on this: a Pulitzer Prize sits on the desk of a woman who just wrote a 400-word essay on Michelle Obama's arm fat. I am not only a cartoonist who yearns for the financial support of the print media establishment, but the son of a person who in fact works at the very paper that prints this woman's columns, and yet a reason to in any way possible defend the continued existence of this publication escapes me. ...