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It's a long haul to November. How many wheels can the GOP afford to lose?
The special election win for the Democratic Party in Mississippi this week was the third such loss for a GOP desperately hoping to regain some of the seats they lost in 2006. Cue the pundit-parade!
The Mississippi defeat elicited a Karl Rove GOP State of the Party report disguised as a Wall Street Journal op-ed. He called it like he (and everyone else) saw it--a blow:
Continue reading "It's a long haul to November. How many wheels can the GOP afford to lose?"
Posted by Jeff Severns Guntzel at May 16, 2008 1:26 PM | Comments (0)
Irony, thy name is Lou Dobbs
Filed under: Race Relations
This is absolutely hilarious. Lou Dobbs works himself into a lather over Condoleeza Rice's recent statement that slavery is America's "birth defect." He begins to rant about how it's ridiculous that any politician would say that we have a problem talking about race. And it is at precisely this moment that Dobbs catches himself in the middle of saying, "cotton-picking."
Continue reading "Irony, thy name is Lou Dobbs"
Posted by Kevin Hoffman at March 31, 2008 4:44 PM | Comments (6)
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