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Goodbye TLOZ Link5, you're one of the good guys.

There were also cheers when the Germans rolled into Paris.

Is that a critique or a colonic?

p.s. hard to tell the difference between Matthew and Maureen.

Kerry, Bush Even in Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio, Polls Show

Oct. 24 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Senator John Kerry pulled even with President George W. Bush in election polls in Florida, partly helped...

"Sister, I've never taken the lord's name in vain."
"You're lying."
"I swear to God I haven't!"
"You just did."

* 2004 Compact Voter's Guide *
Bush / Cheney: pro-life, pro-gun, pro-war, pro-death penalty.
Nader / Comejo: see above.
Kerry / Edwards: just in case the rapture will not be televised.

Did you notice that Bush dropped the flip-flop line in the last debate and instead dialed back to the ever-feebler "liberal" label?

That's what a three-peat shutout will do to a phony campaign...

Hilarious. The Bush administration is neither wise nor frugal and not only steals bread from Americans but uses it to slaughter innocents (including Americans) halfway around the world.

Sure he did. Edwards hit the same point. Kerry's comment was no accident and it wasn't out of bounds -- it's a known fact, moreso now that Lynne Cheney is trying to play the victim card, which just...

Early poll gives Kerry the edge in final debate

Thursday, October 14, 2004
Web CNN.com

http://i.a.cnn.net/cnn/2004/ALLPOLITICS/10/14/snap.poll/story.snap.poll.jpg
According to a poll taken...

For real. The irony is that if Bush wins it'll be on this not-an-issue. Another irony is that he'd be nuts to screw around with Roe vs. Wade considering that he has two single daughters not exactly...

Bush Fails to Stem Kerry Momentum in Second Debate, Polls Show

Oct. 9 (Bloomberg) -- President George W. Bush failed to gain a victory in the second presidential debate to stem the momentum built...

Comeback Kerry delivers the goods...

Newsweek poll puts Kerry ahead 49-46% as Bush fights back

61% say Kerry easily beat Bush in debate

Sydney Morning Herald
October 3, 2004 - 2:05PM
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Okay Zippy here's a banana for you. Let's take the swift boat stuff: yes it's a little tricky, and Kerry's never had to face a full-frontal Rove assault before, but basically he (a) served in...

Like I say it's possible that he might fumble it, but since he's getting lots of high-powered help it's just not very likely. Eventually somebody is going to make him stop wearing those pink ties...

Sure, it's possible that Kerry might get mugged or blindsided or make a dumb tactical error or not answer some smear ad until too late like Michael Dukakis, but it seems like he's got enough cash and...

Zippy I wish it were so, but I think what we're seeing here is the operation of the pleasure principle and that's about it.

Fortunately none of this is going to save him in November, unless of course Kerry pulls a McGreevey, which is unlikely.

Lowy admits to extortion...

Lawyer Says He Had a Deal With McGreevey

Lawyer for Man Accusing N.J. Governor of Harassment Says McGreevey Backed Out on Deal to Pay

The Associated Press
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Zip he caved like a bug hitting a windshield at 70 mph. Whether or not there was an affair (Cipel denies it), Cipel was blackmailing him, and if he'd just gone public with that and denied the rest...

He'll probably bleed until September 3, but it would take a tough hide to hang on after that, and if he had a tough hide he wouldn't have flamed out last Thursday -- he would have had Cipel, Lowy and...

I don't see how he can hang on for three months. Sad moral to a very sad tale: be careful where you park your pecker.

Kerry leads 291 to 215 in electoral votes...

Behind The Numbers: A Hidden Bounce For Kerry

Undecided voters seem more impressed than ever with Kerry

By Lee Walczak and Richard S. Dunham in...

Pakistan: U.S. blew undercover operation

Al-Qaida suspect was secretly cooperating with counterrorist sting

MSNBC staff and news service reports
Updated: 7:18 p.m. ET Aug. 6, 2004

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Anti-Kerry Ad Is Condemned by McCain

By JIM RUTENBERG
The New York Times
Published: August 6, 2004
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