boston.com - 11/5/2008
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boston.com —
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said today Barack
Obama's election is an extraordinary step toward a "more
perfect union." "We just keep working at it and trying," she told reporters in Washington before leaving on another foreign trip. American ...
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Rice: US democracy renews itself
www2.irna.ir - 11/6/2008
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www2.irna.ir —
Iran - Ahmadinejad - Obama President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
in a message on Thursday congratulated the US president-elect
Barack Obama on his election victory. He also said that it is expected basic and clear changes would take place in Washington's ...
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Ahmadinejad congratulates Obama on election victory
www2.irna.ir - 11/8/2008
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www2.irna.ir —
Iran - Ahmadinejad - Obama President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
in a message on Thursday congratulated the US president-elect
Barack Obama on his election victory. He also said that it is expected basic and clear changes would take place in Washington's ...
(more)
Ahmadinejad congratulates Obama on election victory
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Emotional Condi.
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Waxing Emotional:
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Waxing Emotional: Dr. Rice is, per Professor Althouse, "emotional" in this clip: I guess that's emotional, for Condi. Personally, I think she's cutest when she's mad, but that's me. Backbone of steel, that one. We all feel it. We all do. Even while folks like me, whose parents and grandparents were accused of things like "reading above their station." Sherri Shepherd of The View reminds us why this moment is a big fucking deal. But after this year, as someone who does read above here station in life, I would sincerely like to remind the American electorate particularly those of us who have two X chromosomes that we must vote, to the ...
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