By Paddy
I'm not sure it there's enough coffe in the world for today.
Cuba: US helping to fund dissidents
Clinton support puts union arm in debt
Scientists gear up for 'Big Dig,' seeking bodies on Charles Manson ranch
Rev. Wright drops Philly engagements
U.S. wants to OK all hires
Politico: Oregon GOP race abruptly turns ugly
In March, Oregon’s Republican Party chairman, Vance Day, got both GOP candidates running to succeed Rep. Darlene Hooley (D-Ore.) to pledge to run campaigns devoid of any personal attacks. A month later, in gratitude for the relatively civil campaign, he sent a letter to Mike Erickson and Kevin Mannix thanking them for the positive tone. That now seems like ancient history.
No Crisis For Boys In Schools, Study Says
Mexico attracting euthanasia-seeking Aussies: report
Gore says undecided on U.S. candidate endorsement
Iraqi Troops Enter Sadr City
Study challenges myths of teen sex
NY Times: McCain Finds a Thorny Path in Ethics Effort
Sorting out the lobbying entanglements of his campaign advisers is proving to be a messy business for Senator John McCain.
Bucky Bon Bons, Clancy eye candy.
9,000 Netflix Videos Zapped to Your TV (ed note- ooooooooh)
War Takes Toll on Baghdad Psychiatric Hospital
British ‘Big Brother’ database for phones and e-mails
Iraqi Troops Push Deep Into Sadr City
Boston Globe: Obama makes case for diplomacy, loud and clear
Barack Obama may still be proposing policies that strike conservatives as weak and foolish. But after his aggressive response to President Bush's apparent criticisms of his foreign policies last week, it's clear that he's doing so in a forceful and politically savvy way.
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
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