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"Fox has been for Romney all the way through. CNN is less biased than FOX this year.
We are more likely to get neutral coverage out of CNN than we are at FOX, and we're
more likely to get distortion out of FOX. That's just a fact."
-- Newt, confusing everyone by telling the truth, Link
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"Fox has been for Romney all the way through. CNN is less biased than FOX this year.
We are more likely to get neutral coverage out of CNN than we are at FOX, and we're
more likely to get distortion out of FOX. That's just a fact."
-- Newt, confusing everyone by telling the truth, Link
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Romney 2012 = Kerry 2004?
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Political reporters try to figure out which past election the current elections most reminds them of.
It’s part parlor game — you usually win when you compare the current election to the most obscure election
of the past possible (this reminds me of the 1876 election between Tilden and Hayes) — and part useful
political analysis. While no two elections are ever exactly the same, there are elections whose dynamics
clearly resemble one another and where studying what happened can help you understand what will happen.
We’ve spent a lot — and we mean, a lot — of time thinking about what election the 2012 race reminds us
most of and can now definitively say that it’s the 2004 contest - Bush vs Kerry.
Yak, yak, yak - I disagree.
Romney is Hillary in 2008 - half of his own party hates his f-ing guts.
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Political reporters try to figure out which past election the current elections most reminds them of.
It’s part parlor game — you usually win when you compare the current election to the most obscure election
of the past possible (this reminds me of the 1876 election between Tilden and Hayes) — and part useful
political analysis. While no two elections are ever exactly the same, there are elections whose dynamics
clearly resemble one another and where studying what happened can help you understand what will happen.
We’ve spent a lot — and we mean, a lot — of time thinking about what election the 2012 race reminds us
most of and can now definitively say that it’s the 2004 contest - Bush vs Kerry.
Yak, yak, yak - I disagree.
Romney is Hillary in 2008 - half of his own party hates his f-ing guts.
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How crazy is Allen West? (Who?)
"People should not be judged by
the shade of their character..."
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Rep. Allen West (R-FL) has done it again.
At a campaign town hall event on Tuesday, the Palm Beach Post reports,
West declared that he’s “heard” that up to 80 House Democrats are members
of the Communist Party. However, he would not name any specific people.
West also got in a verbal shot against President Obama, declaring that Obama is too scared to debate him:
“I really wish that, standing here before you, was Allen West and President Obama,”
West said. “We could have a simple discussion. But that ain’t ever gonna happen.”
“Why not?” an audience member asked.
“Cuz he was too scared!” West responded in a mocking voice.
I look forward to pounding this nut.
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Bush regrets 'Bush' tax cuts
by Smoking Joe Conason
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When George W. Bush made his first public appearance in many months on Tuesday, his utterances may
have revealed more than he intended. "I wish they weren't called the 'Bush tax cuts,'" he said. But does he
really believe, as he seemed to suggest, that Americans want to let those cuts expire from a desire to spite him?
Or is there a deeper Bush who would prefer not to be associated with fiscal profligacy and ideological overreach?
Whatever his motives, Bush's curious remark draws a sharp contrast with Bill Clinton — who often speaks proudly
of the tax increase that was so central to his first budget as president two decades ago. Clinton, who talks publicly
far more often than Bush, often notes that the 1993 tax increase, supported only Democrats, was the first step
toward balance and growth after a dozen years of Republican irresponsibility and stagnation.
It isn't clear that Bush actually understands the indelible effects of his tax and spending policies. Someone should
explain to him what is so painfully obvious when the numbers are added up: Not only should the tax cuts be
named after him, so should the deficit and the debt.
Exactly - well put, Joe.
Democrats can't figure out how to say "Bush's deficit, Bush's war, Bush's debt," etc.
I'm going to say it one more time.
Our poor, stupid Democrats are getting the "raising taxes" millstone hung around their neck.
Our Democrats can't figure a way to say, "WE didn't suggest the Bush tax cuts expire in 2011.
It was BUSH who said those tax cuts should expire - fucking go scream at HIM!"
But our Democrats just can't figure out the easy ones.
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Subject: Ten Charts that Prove the United States Is a Low-Tax Country:
http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2011/06/low_tax.html,
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Subject: Good Morning!
Hi Bart,
Well, zimmerman's first night in the slammer.....
Great to wake up to knowing that!
Renewably,
Doug, Engineer with a Conscience
I hope Zimmerman gets 10-20 years.
The message needs to go out to every GOP gun nut in that gun-nut state:
ANY TIME you pick up a gun, you have to ask yourself,
"What the hell an I doing and how would a jury see it?"
Racists in Florida need a new hobby - one that doesn't involve hunting "coons."
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In Defense of Obama's Drones
by Gene Lyons
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To hear some people tell it, President Obama has seized dictatorial power to murder any American citizen
he secretly deems a terrorist. Eric Holder’s craven rationalization of US-born Anwar al-Awlaki in Yemen
last September struck some as the veritable death-knell of democracy.
“The President and his underlings,” writes one fiery critic, “are your accuser, your judge, your jury and
your executioner all wrapped up in one, acting in total secrecy and without your even knowing that he’s
accused you and sentenced you to death, and you have no opportunity even to know about, let alone
confront and address, his accusations.”
Then why are so many Americans, myself included, so blasé about it? Because most feel that, American
citizen or not, if you’ve run off to join a band of lunatics at war with the United States, then the United
States is also at war with you. Indeed, Congress has specifically authorized armed hostilities against
al-Qaida and its affiliates.
Anwar al-Awlaki called the play; he basically got what he asked for.
I think Gene makes a lot of sense.
Remember, EVERY COP with a gun can be your judge, your jury and your executioner.
In Florida, you don't even have to be a cop.
.
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by Gene Lyons
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To hear some people tell it, President Obama has seized dictatorial power to murder any American citizen
he secretly deems a terrorist. Eric Holder’s craven rationalization of US-born Anwar al-Awlaki in Yemen
last September struck some as the veritable death-knell of democracy.
“The President and his underlings,” writes one fiery critic, “are your accuser, your judge, your jury and
your executioner all wrapped up in one, acting in total secrecy and without your even knowing that he’s
accused you and sentenced you to death, and you have no opportunity even to know about, let alone
confront and address, his accusations.”
Then why are so many Americans, myself included, so blasé about it? Because most feel that, American
citizen or not, if you’ve run off to join a band of lunatics at war with the United States, then the United
States is also at war with you. Indeed, Congress has specifically authorized armed hostilities against
al-Qaida and its affiliates.
Anwar al-Awlaki called the play; he basically got what he asked for.
I think Gene makes a lot of sense.
Remember, EVERY COP with a gun can be your judge, your jury and your executioner.
In Florida, you don't even have to be a cop.
.
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Subject: last issue's Mystery Car Link
Bart, that's a 1954 Packard Caribbean, Packard's "sporty" car.
The hood scoop and the extensions to the rear fenders were made of lead!
It had a straight-8 flathead engine of I believe 327 cubic inches and a 2-speed
"Ultramatic" automatic transmission with a lock-up torque converter. I prefer the
looks of the '53 of which my father had 2 (of a total of ~700).
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Bart, that's a 1954 Packard Caribbean, Packard's "sporty" car.
The hood scoop and the extensions to the rear fenders were made of lead!
It had a straight-8 flathead engine of I believe 327 cubic inches and a 2-speed
"Ultramatic" automatic transmission with a lock-up torque converter. I prefer the
looks of the '53 of which my father had 2 (of a total of ~700).
They cost in the neighborhood of $5,000.
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Tony Romo has a Son
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Do you think they let Tony hold the baby?
I'm sorry - he's world-famous for dropping things.
Maybe if he's sitting in a plush arm chair...
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Subject: Buffet Tax rule should be Romney Tax rule
President Obama has been touting the "Buffet Rule" - that billionaires like Warren Buffet shouldn't
pay a lower tax rate than his secretary. I think they should call it the "Romney Rule" instead.
As we come up on April 15th to pay our taxes we are reminded that Romney only pays a 15% tax rate
while a middle class person like myself pays 30%. I don't see why I should pay twice the tax rate Romney does.
We need to pass the "Romney Rule" so that millionaires like Romney
have the same opportunity to contribute to America that I do.
Marc Perkel
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Who has the best Mexican food in Dallas and Austin?
We're probably talking Tex-Mex - who's got it going on taste-wise?
So far I'm hearing Cisco's in Austin and the Blue Goose in Dallas
and Guero's Taco Bar in Austin..
Is that it?
Years ago we spent A DAY looking for a decent Mexican restaurant in Dallas
and we settled for some less-than bar food that wasn't even worth the time.
Or. maybe Texans just doesn't know what good Mexican food is?
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Bart, Last Issue's Mystery City .. that picture of Las Vegas was taken from Treasure Island.
Chuck W
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Today's History Mystery
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Bart, Last Issue's History Mystery ?
That is...
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