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Nancy Pelosi ( yeah, I know, AGAIN! ), lambasted the Republicans for being nothing but crooks.  Her silence on the Democrat Culture of Corruption has been deafening.  This weeks’s scandal?  Dianne Feinstein.
Dianne Feinstein had been on the Military Construction Appropriations committee for six years.  During four of those years, Perini Corporation and URS Corp were [...]

Tags: 2004 Presidential Election, 2006 US Senate Races, 2008 Presidential Race, Ethics, Government, Legislative Process, National Politics, Political Correctness, The Media, US Regional Politics

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This lady is nuts.  I ran down a laundry list of then Heinz-Kerry’s comments during the election.  She hasn’t stopped since.  The most recent contribution is thus:
Teresa Heinz is questioning whether President Bush’s re-election victory last November was legitimate, saying that many of the country’s voting machines could have been "hacked."
"Two brothers own 80 [...]

Tags: 2004 Presidential Election, Conspiracy Theories, National Politics

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This is John Edwards on Monday at a rally in Newton, Iowa: "If we do the work that we can do in this country, the work that we will do when John Kerry is president, people like Christopher Reeve are going to walk, get up out of that wheelchair and walk again."
During the 2004 [...]

Tags: 2004 Presidential Election, Opinions

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OK, this is the ultimate explanation of what is going on and what is going to happen. I wish I had done this a lot earlier to save Dan Rather a lot of heartache. For that, I apologize.
The following chart is gleaned from MSN Money and is the top retirement states in the country from [...]

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The anti-Bush crowd hung their hat on the "Bush is first President to lose jobs" argument.  As a member of The Motley Fool, I don’t know how many times that got repeated.  Over and over, it’s the ultimate sign of why Bush could not be re-elected.
Now, we get another "October surprise", Job Growth Soars.  337,000 [...]

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Newsweek has apparently written an excellent article detailing the behind the scenes action of the 2004 Campaign.
When President Bush’s poll numbers surged in April after a press conference where his performance was derided by the press and the chattering classes, Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry was baffled, writes Newsweek Assistant Managing Editor Evan Thomas [...]

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Todd Zywicki of Volokh asks:
According to the final tally, I see that the Libertarian Party candidate Michael Bednarik got almost as many votes nationwide as Nader. Curious that the media nonetheless covered Nader throughout the race, while ignoring Bednarik (for instance, on the Washington Post web site with the tally, you can link to background [...]

Tags: 2004 Presidential Election, The Media

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A while back, I did a little thing on The Shrum Curse.
It’s still perfect. I can’t help but notice that although Bill Clinton jumped into the fray at the last moment the help bail out John Kerry, he apparently never advised Kerry of the Shrum curse and the fact that the only Democrat to win [...]

Tags: 2004 Presidential Election

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And concede.

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That’s CNN’s headline, but their story doesn’t fully elaborate that point. They point out the obvious delays, but don’t question the outcome.
Now, due to lack of sleep, I feel I’ve become psychic. I can read their minds right now. What I am reading is they don’t what to do next.
This [...]

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