Another example of tough rhetoric from street-fightin' Hillary Clinton. Admittedly, it involved using some of Dick Cheney's most specious arguments to defend Dick Cheney's very worst policy, but hey, tough.
You know, Jesse Jackson won Michigan in 1988. Does this mean that Obama automatically gets to claim the Michigan delegates?
Well, that's enough; I'm no longer willing to be charitable about all the Clinton surrogates who just happen to mention Obama's suspiciously Muslim middle name, teenaged drug use, etc. etc..
Next year, just get the goddamned flu shot. Leave the very young and very old to their own fate, and don't invent stories in your head about "shortages" that don't.
Andy over at Siberian Lights has a nice little history of the Battle of Khalkhin-Gol. Khalkhin-Gol was the outcome of several years of competition between the Soviet Union and Japan.
This one from the Times' choice, John McCain (via the Daily Women's Health Policy Report): On the issue of appointments to the Supreme Court, McCain mentioned that Sam Brownback would.
I think we have an explanation about why people get so agitated about defending Larry Summers's pseudo-sceintific just-so stories about women.
With the new album out and all......To address the complaint that we're not providing full value for their money because apparently this video has been used by us before, I.
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