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The Sarah Palin Selection: Why McCain's Inexperienced Running Mate Falls Short of Meeting the Implic

Posted by dureau from FindLaw

The Twenty Fifth amendment to the Consittution implicitly defines that a VP selection must be able to take contorl ot the country and govern on Day One. This article shows how the Palin selection does not meet that criteris.

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Obama Ad Goes After McCain For Being Old, Incompetent

Posted by Jeff from Huffington Post

"Change needs to be more than a slogan." Second Obama ad inside the link is pretty good. The first one, not so good - Obama is best when he stays on a positive message.

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Arianna Huffington: Enough!: Why Obama Should Release His Righteous Rage

Posted by dureau from Huffington Post

Obama has started to release his fierceness, but he need to do more. He has the temperment that he can show his strength and anger without being over zealous and deaming to the ofice This is advice Obama should consider.

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Political Cortex: Downfall into Political Chaos?

Posted by Villagenyc from politicalcortex

Despite the fact that 50 million un-insured, a disappearing middle class, the headlines are filled with talk of pitbulls, swine and lipstick, as if some sort of Animal Farm like fever had stolen the meat from the potato's of reality that politics is meant to address.

LINK TO FULL TEXT AT POLITICAL CORTEX

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Andrew Sullivan Labels McCain Morally Unfit for the Presidency

Posted by Jeff

Via

: McCain has demonstrated in the last two months that he does not have the character to be president of the United States. And that is why it is more important than ever to ensure that Barack Obama is the next president. The alternative is now unthinkable. And McCain - no one else - has proved it.

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George Lakoff Warns Democrats of "Reality-Based" Arguments

Posted by dureau from Truth Out

George Lakoff tells is right when he says we need to call an extremist, an extremis. That McCain and Palin are just the same anti-democracy idiologues as Bush and Cheney.

They need to be confronted daily on their shared values that ar odds wtith our democracy.

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CNN Manipulating Poll Results

Posted by dureau from Gallup

On Sunday morining Sept. 7, CNN reported Obama 47%, McCain 45% on Gallup, but on Gallup website is says Obama hits 50% for first time

Why are thy lying about this, I asked myself? Then I noticed at the bottom of the screen it says Sept 2-5, which indicates they are watering it down by averaging to fit their own story needs. They are either trying to boot their reating through sensationalism or playing partisan politics trying to promote Corporate interests in the election. Why would CNN be doing this, I ask all of you?

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