Triumph?

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I can't think of a recent presidential campaign that's been characterized by as many terrible historical analogies as this one. From Obama's evocations of Ronald Reagan, to McCain's addled nonsense about appeasement, to Clinton's suggestion that the woman suffrage and black voting rights campaigns provide some...

So There You Have It.

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Yesterday, I officially got my J.D. It was a bizarre and exciting culmination of a tough three years. And what do I get for celebration? I'm now sitting in my first BarBri bar review course. Happy graduation indeed.

On Not Getting Into the Mud

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On May 22, 2008

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Evidently, Clinton using the civil rights and suffragist movement to defend her attempts to count the North Korean Michigan not-even-a-straw-poll is beyond appalling. But nonetheless, I can't agree with Isaac.

Examples?

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Responding to a WaPo editorial suggesting that Obama offer a Supreme Court appointment to Hillary Clinton, Mori Dinauer interestingly points out that such an offer would seem to be illegal..

Appalachia on Al-Jazeera

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Check out especially the interview with a coal miner about 2:15 in:The white people has put the negroes in the back of the bus for years, and if we're not careful we're gonna be in the back of the bus and they're gonna be in the...

Institutionalized Trolling

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On May 21, 2008

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Politico, via Drezner:John McCain's campaign is using their campaign website to encourage supporters to post supportive comments on political blogs, including the most well-known liberal site in the blogosphere. And.

Ne-Joe-Con

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Shorter Joe Lieberman:What America needs right now is a president who -- like his cold war predecessors -- responds to every conceivable threat by launching disastrous, multi-decade wars that wreck the US economy and hollow out its moral authority; initiating covert operations that inflame civil wars...

Prayers for Ted

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On May 21, 2008

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You know, it was really nice yesterday to see so many conservative bloggers -- like Michelle Malkin, or this happy fellow here -- taking a few moments to express their.

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