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Month: October 2012

What’s the Game?

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In Robert Farley
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On October 31, 2012
In the face of polls that increasingly suggest that Obama will win at least the electoral vote, major right bloggers (not just those connected with the Romney campaign) continue to voice confidence in Romney's chances. This trend has been developing for some time, and has...

Whew

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On October 31, 2012

Reassuring to know that Dick Morris thinks there will be a Romney landslide. -(Dick Morris) works about as well as the most sophisticated model.

Concussed

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On October 31, 2012

I'm a bit outraged by Paul Anderson's piece arguing essentially that NFL players have the right to play after they've had a concussion. Anderson argues that our national concussion outrage.

Voter ID=Voter Intimidation

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In General
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On October 31, 2012
Excellent story about a reporter in Williamson County, Texas (deep red suburbs north of Austin) trying to vote with a utility bill as an ID. Mind you, Texas doesn't require photo ID for voting since its law is being challenged in the courts. But precinct...

Sandy Should Be Politicized

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In General
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On October 30, 2012
This couldn't be more right: What you are going to see over the next week is an overt effort by Democrats to politicize the issue of disaster response. They’re right to do it. Conservatives are already complaining about this, but the attempt to wall disaster...

That’s Some Catch

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On October 30, 2012

The Obama administration is continuing to argue that the potential legal defects of the warrantless wiretapping regime established by Congress should insulate the program from meaningful legal review. I continue.

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