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Go sign the petition :

WHEREAS Senator Theodore Fulton Stevens has, during his 40 years in the U.S. Senate, established a notorious reputation for using Senate rules to benefit his friends and patrons at the expense of the taxpayers at large;

WHEREAS Senator Stevens has been identified by the non-partisan Club for Growth as one of "the Congress’ most notorious porkers";

There are lots more where this came from, all with the same result:

Feel free to make comparisons to whatever current political race might be going on.

With 8:33 left in the game and down 20-7, Kentucky turned the ball over on downs and the crowd started leaving Commonwealth stadium. With about five minutes left, the much-maligned UK quarterback Mike Hartline threw an interception that Arkansas returned to near midfield and the exodus continued in earnest.

"I'm Willing to Give President Obama the Same Fair Chance as the Left and MSM Gave President Bush":

If Obama wins, the left (and media) will declare that now is the time to rise above partisanship.

I will answer the same way they did to Bush's similar call in January 2001.

Of course, their definition of "rise above partisanship" has always been "agree with the Democrats."

Primarily, it doesn't tell us that voters are closet racists. It tells us that the media are race-baiters:

Palin brings up William Ayers, and the AP declares it racism. House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank says that criticism of Congress' oversight of the subprime mortgage meltdown is driven by racism. Criticism of Gwen Ifill for not disclosing her book to the Commission on Presidential Debates is, we are told, racism.

TBFKACE* (link added):

Could this be true? Normally, one would shrug off such a suggestion by saying that no national campaign would be dumb enough to try this, especially one ahead in the polls.

Well, there was this break-in back in '72....

("The blogger formerly known as Captain Ed")

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Group finds Starbucks logo too hot to handle:

Michael Reagan thinks John McCain hates him :

Until last night, when I watched the Republican debate, I had no idea how much John McCain dislikes me and just about everybody else but Rudy Giuliani, who if you believe The New York Times is a pretty good hater himself.

Captain Ed:

Just for giggles, look how much time Quayle had in Congress when he got picked as Bush 41's running mate, and look how much experience the three leading Democrats have had. He beat Hillary by five years, Edwards by six, and Obama by nine.