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Monthly Archives: October 2008
WHY I AM VOTING DEMOCRAT
Here is the content of an email I received yesterday. It’s funny. Well –, if the Democrats do not win, I guess it will be funny. Let’s hope for the best. Reasons For My Vote Selection. I’m voting Democrat because … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
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RALLY FOR JOHN MCCAIN IN SPRINGFIELD
There is one nice thing about being in the midst of a political battleground. We get to hear personally from the presidential candidates. Here is an email I received from one of John McCain‘s dedicated volunteers. Road to Victory Rally … Continue reading
Posted in candidate support
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BANKS DO NOT LIKE CHAOS
Cartoon from here. Cartoon from here. We hear a great deal about how the mortgage lending crisis is the fault of those greedy and unscrupulous Wall Street folks. The truth is different. Consider this article in the Washington Post. Defaulting … Continue reading
Posted in economy, political cartoons
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UNBIASED AND OBJECTIVE NEWS REPORTING?
Cartoon from here. Cartoon from here. Cartoon from here. We are heading into the final days of Election 2008. Soon the campaigns will be over, and we will be stuck with the outcome. Is my poor, pitiful blog changing any … Continue reading
Posted in news media bias
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WHERE IS THE HONEST STORY?
Cartoon from here. Cartoon from here. Orson Scott Card is a professional writer. He is a Democrat, and he is disappointed by the professional news media. So he has taken to writing political editorials. Here is excerpt from one of … Continue reading
Posted in economy, news media bias
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