By dismissing the media's assessment of her, Palin dismisses their entire metric for evaluation, without providing an alternative framework for determining merit.
They're wrong, she's right, she'll rise again, and lifts her eyes to God in prayer,/The Lord works in surprising ways -- but she's not going anywhere.
How can it be the so-called liberal media's fault that Palin gets bad press when conservatives were out front giving Palin bad press?
After reading Palin's interview in Runner's World, I doubt she'll be off the political stage anytime soon. A presidential campaign is a long race that requires a lot of endurance.
This is a fight between some neocons who still want to promote Palin and their discredited geopolitical agenda against some Republican would-be modernizers.
How difficult is it to send a Weekly Standard "reporter" to a National Press Club event and then assume that "reporter" can accurately quote what people said at the event?
Public health care isn't just the right thing to do from a moral standpoint. For the Democrats, it also makes the most sense politically.
From what I can tell, there are five strains of conservative arguments on Iran - none of them coming close to being credible.
The Obama administration must not give Ahmedinejad the chance to claim that his fight is with Washington, and not with his own citizens.
Pure like ice. Pure like fire. That's the way they wanted it. That's the way they'd have it, and they'd leave no tone unspurned. Only true believer...
Submit your questions for Hannity, and I will be sure to pass them along to his interrogator.
It's the failed policies which were given full reign during the Bush plague that just won't die, that in fact continue to percolate in the words of persistent know-nothings on the Right.
Should it be surprising that Dick Cheney, the guy who is the chief architect of the morally and ethically bankrupt Bush Administration policies on eve...
This morning leading neoconservatives such as William Kristol and Robert Kagan held a meeting at the Mayflower Hotel -- in support of President Obama's Afghanistan policy.
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More people ought to be picking apart McCain's wholly unrealistic notion of victory and reclaiming the frame of success in Afghanistan.
Mainly through his show's withering and wicked mockery of President Bush and Vice President Cheney for several years, Stewart played a role in helping Obama along.
David Brooks is one of the few conservative voices who have shown to be a lot more right than wrong over the past few years when it comes to the ever-shifting dynamics in American politics.
It is absurd to blame a 44-day-old presidency on market forces that three decades of conservative policies created. But that's the extent of the GOP's talking points today.
The GOP is telling us that the solution to our current problems is some combination of tax cuts, a spending freeze, reduction of the deficit, and the condemnation the "earmark."
This week -- a week that saw unemployment claims hit a 42-year high, January layoffs hit 125,000, and President Obama call the economy "a continuing disaster" -- delivered a hard-to-top nominee for our Marie Antoinette Award: disgraced scam artist Bernie Madoff, who still so doesn't get it that he had the gall to bellyache about being cooped up in his $7 million Park Avenue apartment under "penthouse arrest" -- even as his victims face financial ruin. On the What Were They Thinking? front (Journalism Division), came word that Bill Kristol, hot on the heels of being dropped by the Times, was being picked up by the Washington Post, which is apparently eager to publish more unerring insights like Kristol's July 2007 gem: "George W. Bush's presidency will probably be a successful one."
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Mr.Driss Meski, Executive Secretary, ICCAT
Nobu Matsuhisa, Founder, Nobu Restaurant
Robert DeNiro, Part-owner Nobu Restaurant
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I'm sure Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (spelling?) is already in the Dickipedia, but why not find some other ways to diss-honor him? I think we should have a contest to see who can screw up his name the most. I have made a few attempts: "Badmood I'marabidog", "Mockmoon Allahinazoo", and "Toobad Aboudemograzy". If nothing else its a good way to blow of steam at what has happened in Iran.
Congressman Peter King hands down
Cool site.
You need to add some Kennedys, (or is that Kennedies), to it.
There are many to choose from. In fact, except for John, take your pick.
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