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Politics : Just the Facts, Ma'am: A Compendium of Liberal Fiction -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: mph who wrote (79834)	5/19/2010 12:39:29 AM
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IOW, it's the modern equivalent of what goes on at the 'View from the Center'. :-)

To: mph who wrote (79834)	5/19/2010 6:21:29 AM
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Hypocrite defined Chip Bok from Creators Syndicate creators.com

To: mph who wrote (79834)	6/4/2010 1:12:33 AM
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Politico: White House ‘one part Dick Daley, one part Barney Fife’ By: Mark Hemingway Commentary Staff Writer 06/03/10 12:22 PM EDT One of the surest signs that things are going badly for the president is that D.C. guardians of conventional wisdom have stopped any pretext of mincing words about the President’s recent performance. The latest example is this Politico article, “White House political team stumbles, bumbles“: <<< In a possible repeat of the Joe Sestak episode in Pennsylvania, insurgent U.S. Senate candidate Andrew Romanoff of Colorado said deputy White House chief of staff Jim Messina reached out to him — with a wince-inducing e-mail that is now public — with three possible jobs in September 2009. Obama wanted to keep him out of a race against Sen. Michael Bennet, the White House’s favored candidate. Taken together, the Sestak and Romanoff cases suggest a White House team that is one part Dick Daley, one part Barney Fife. They undercut Obama’s reputation on two fronts. Trying to put the fix in to deny Democratic voters the chance to choose for themselves who their Senate nominees should be is hardly consistent with the idea of “Yes, we can” grass-roots empowerment that is central to Obama’s brand. >>> The lengthy article also shows that House Democrats are getting fed up as well: <<< One senior House Democrat said it is baffling “how one group of people can be so good at campaigning and so bad at politics” — a phrasing nearly identical to that of a second veteran House Democrat who expressed the same sentiment. >>> Read more at the Washington Examiner: washingtonexaminer.com