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Maine Politics: Believe in Maine

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From the Piscataqua to the St. John. Wednesday, August 31, 2005. This is something I've been hinting about for a while and it's finally ready for primetime. This new weblog will focus on the anti-discrimination referendum and features some stellar contributors. From all over the state. It's based on the CivicSpace software architecture created by the Howard Dean campaign, and has a community rating system for comments that should keep out the crazy internet people. Visit the new Maine Politics.

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Maine Politics: Maine is Awesome

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From the Piscataqua to the St. John. Wednesday, August 31, 2005. The response to Katrina here has been great to see. Baldacci is sending direct help. To the affected areas. Snowe and Collins are pressuring. Bush to open up the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to make sure the hurricane doesn't lead to a spike in oil prices. You can contribute to the Red Cross online here. Visit the new Maine Politics. Posted by @ 3:59 PM. Return to Home Page. Search Maine Politics with Google.

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Maine Politics: Misleading

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From the Piscataqua to the St. John. Tuesday, August 30, 2005. Kennebec Journal article, headlined "Closure could make Baldacci vulnerable" does it actually says that the base closure could hurt Baldacci. The closest it comes is this bit:. So Baldacci didn't seem to mind being asked Friday if the state's 2-and-1 standing in the latest closure round will help his quest for a second four-year term. The sun is shining a little brighter today," he said with a smile. In fact, the exact same article.

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thebigwedding

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Friday, June 18, 2004. If the trend of the 1990's was rich white people getting away with everything, according to gawker. The new hot trend is rich white people going to jail. So said cosmetics mogul evelyn lauder. When she addressed hunter college. S graduating class last week. Who is herself a graduate of hunter. Told the bright-eyed and bushy-tailed grads:. Frankly, and all tongue in cheek aside, lauder. Herself really seems a good model for rich white people. Maybe she'll spark a trend. Outsourcing ...

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The Virginia Progressive: Exurban Battles Brew in Virginia

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Daily commentary on the state of progressive politics in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Tuesday, January 25, 2005. Exurban Battles Brew in Virginia. Karl Rove loves the exurbs. The supposed mastermind of President Bush's victory decided long before November's election that these rapidly-expanding communities contained the ever-elusive persuadable voters that would keep Bush in the White House. A handful of high-powered incumbents face serious challenges in the exurbs of Northern Virginia. John Kerry n...

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Restless Mania: Pick Your Poison

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Championship Belt-Holders of Irreverent and Offensive Commentary. Wednesday, September 27, 2006. Think about it. After November 7th, the country will be left in one of two scenarios. A continuation of the GOP status quo, where Congress serves as a rubber stamp (in most cases) for C-plus Augustus and some of his more heinous policies. Or the return of the jack Asses, and their thirst for political retribution for the past 5 or so years of being uninvited to the party. Posted by Senor C @ 22:19. The Times ...

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Restless Mania: Bush's First Veto: Centrist Policy Arrived at from Conservative Principles

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Championship Belt-Holders of Irreverent and Offensive Commentary. Thursday, July 20, 2006. Bush's First Veto: Centrist Policy Arrived at from Conservative Principles. 1) It is socially conservative, predicated on the sanctity of human life and the unwillingness of the conservative movement to support the financing by tax dollars of morally repugnant research including the destruction of human life, as the President put it, "for spare parts.". Whether you agree or disagree with the morality of embryonic s...