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The scribe who said he was "slightly for Bush" in 2004 has endorsed the man from Honolulu. Just like in the Bible, the blame comes down on a woman. The most insulting thing that a politician can do is to compel you to ask yourself: "What does he take me for?" Precisely this ...
Bush Strategist: McCain Knows He Put Country At Risk With Palin Pick
huffingtonpost.com — Matthew Dowd, a prominent political consultant and chief strategist for George W. Bush's reelection campaign eviscerated John... McCain on Tuesday for his choice of Sarah Palin as vice president. Dowd proclaimed that, in his heart of hearts, McCain ... (more) Bush Strategist: McCain Knows He Put Country At Risk ...
No One Ever Said 'Kill Him' About Obama
weeklystandard.com — A look back at the original language used by Palin at the rally in question makes it... nearly impossible for the exclamation to be misunderstood as an attack on Obama unless you happen to be a MSM member just dying to think the worst of the Right.  ... (more) No One Ever Said 'Kill Him' About Obama
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weeklystandard.com — A look back at the original language used by Palin at the rally in question makes it... nearly impossible for the exclamation to be misunderstood as an attack on Obama unless you happen to be a MSM member just dying to think the worst of the Right. ... (more) The Weekly Standard
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