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Ingrates

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On November 19, 2008
Andy McCarthy:Thousands of American lives and hundreds of billions in taxpayer funds have been expended to provide Iraqis the opportunity to live freely. And this despite the facts that (a) the U.S. interest in Iraqi democracy remains tenuous (our interest was the elimination of Saddam’s...

Not so fast

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On November 18, 2008

Like everyone, I'm eagerly awaiting the final count in Alaska's Senate election. The final 24,000 ballots will be counted today, with a few absentee ballots trickling in through Wednesday. The.

Job Cuts at FoF

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On November 17, 2008

I suppose this means that James Dobson will be focusing not quite so hard as usual on (messing with other people's) families. It's obviously an unfortunate thing when 200 people.

Ordinary Lazy Hack Journalist of the Week

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On November 15, 2008
Ladies and gentlemen, I present Christina Capecci, a young Catholic lifestyles columnist who was apparently the only person the Times could find to write a story about the impending Coleman-Franken recount. Chris Stellar A man presented as an “ordinary voter” in a New York Times...

Begich Ahead by Three Votes

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On November 13, 2008

Hell's bells...The latest tally reflects the counting of absentee ballots -- about 40,000 of them -- and will soon be incorporating about 35,000 more from around the state. Most of.

"Pie Gallon Palin" is also on the table…

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On November 12, 2008
Just this evening, the wife and I were discussing possible names for the male fetus who's currently shoving her internal organs into a tight mound of pain beneath her ribs. We've settled on a first name -- one that's sure to induce some major-league ass-kickings...

Turnout

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On November 9, 2008

Steve Conn has some interesting observations on the race in Ohio, where Democratic turnout may have proven less of a factor in the race than the degree to which Republicans.

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Friday Cat Blogging

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On November 7, 2008
This is clearly Palin's fault:The large cat that's been popping up around Anchorage over the past weeks has been captured alive by a man using a dipnet, according to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.The animal was at first thought to be a serval,...

Election Night in Juneau

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On November 6, 2008

I have one final commentary up at MnIndy, whose editors have been kind enough to keep me busy for the past two months. I spent the evening bar-hopping and chatting.

Theories on Stevens

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On November 6, 2008

Josh Patashnik and Nate Silver have some thoughts on the apparent re-election of Stevens and Young here in the great state of Asshat. Silver notes that so far, it appears.

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