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Archive for October 10th, 2008

What a sick, sick bastard McCain is. So now he’s trying talk people down at his rallies–from the very anger and intolerance he himself has incited? Excuse me if I don’t have any sympathy for his current predicament.
I knew I could count on Rachel Maddow to help make sense of this situation, from so many [...]

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Obviously it will take awhile to sort through this whole thing. Palin wasn’t found guilty of wrongdoing on all counts, but there’s this from Page 8:
 
Finding Number One
For the reasons explained in section IV of this report, I find that Governor Sarah Palin abused her power by violating Alaska Statute 39.52.110(a) of the Alaska Executive [...]

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Troopergate hearing (Updated: 12-0 vote to release the report)
Posted by Alaska_Politics
UPDATE:The Legislative Council just voted 12-0 to release the report, excerpt for certain parts they consider confidential.
The reports were to be available immediately, but no one seems to know where to get them here at the Legislative offices.

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From 538:

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Hilarious. (h/t Sullivan)
 

more about “Palinex: A New Morning After Pill“, posted with vodpod
 

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Thank heavens someone on Mudflats just posted this link to ADN’s hourly updates on the Legislative Council; a much easier page to refresh than the blog with 450 comments (and counting). Today has been filled with much fidgeting and impatient waiting across America (and no small international following, either). What I want to know is [...]

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Absentee ballots for Rensselaer County in upstate New York went out reading “Barack Osama.” The mistake is being called an innocent typo. Yeah, right. And nobody proofreads ballots either?
 

”This was a typo,” said Republican Commissioner Larry Bugbee. ”We have three different staff members who proof these things and somehow the typo got by us.”

Seriously? THREE people? THREE? [...]

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Take note, California! A vote for Prop 8 would be on the wrong side of history and civil rights. No on 8!
 
The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled on Friday that same-sex couples have the right to marry, reversing a lower court decision that had concluded that the civil unions legalized in the state three years ago offered the [...]

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