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John McCain’s Acceptance Speech
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Obama and the rules for Angry Black Men
Salon —
Sept. 18, 2008 | By using the phrase "the angry left" in his speech to the Republican National Convention, George W. Bush pulled a classic bully move: provoke your opponent and then mock his rage. For if the left was merely irritated at the start of the last eight years, only W's puppet master, Vice President Dick Cheney, has done more to incite that anger -- or rather, to grind it, hone it, to plunge it headlong into a blazing kiln, to blast it through a Large Hadron Collider and create world-imploding black holes of fury. Republican presidential candidate John McCain has sucked up to the established kleptocracy, waging a Karl Rove-ish smear ...
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What If Sarah Palin Put Everything In The White House on eBay?
radaronline.com 9/5/2008 — By now, you've probably heard about how maverick moose-eater Sarah Palin single-handedly reformed Alaskan politics by putting the governor's private jet on eBay. Sure, it didn't sell and she had to hire a aircraft broker to unload the thing at a $600,000
McCain Gives Shoutout to Obama —
Extra 9/5/2008
GOP presidential hopeful John McCain accepted his party's nomination, and gave a nod to rival Barack Obama at the RNC in St. Paul, Minn. last night. "Despite our differences, much more unites us than divides us," the Senator told a screaming ...
Sen. John McCain: "Change is Coming" —
Usmagazine.com 9/5/2008
John McCain accepted the Republican Party's nomination for president Thursday night by pledging to transcend the "partisan rancor" and bring reform to Washington.
"Let me just offer an advance warning to the old, big-spending, ...
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