Now that Americans can breathe a collective *sigh* after a bruising campaign, the real work should begin. My hope is that we start today to shape our future country, which must include:Read More...

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Election Day Cometh

11/06/2006 08:51 PM

ELECTION DAY ~ Here's just one set of clearly stated reasons why we all need get out and make our opinions heard. Make sure to read Howie Kurtz's great piece on Election 2006 coverage. Happy Election Day!

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The Campaign Express

11/03/2006 07:10 AM

Since when did Air Force One become a campaign bus? (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli) I don't want any U.S. President from any party to be a Campaigner in Chief. And can we have Tony Snow stop pushing partisan BS policy and making allegations about coverage bias when we need to bring order back to the White House Press Corps?

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Credit Where It's Due

11/02/2006 06:19 AM

Apologies are rare and ought to be valued when politicians admit they were wrong.

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Foot-in-mouth Disease

11/01/2006 08:17 AM

In quite possibly the biggest dumbass move of the year, Sen. John Kerry (D-MA)
offers up a reminder that verbal diarrhea is a bipartisan affliction.
But I'd still caution our Campaigner in Chief not to do a premature "dance in the end zone."

coming soon:
media/journalism ethics
political commentary
language analysis & humor
consumer advocacy
spiritual perspectives
generalist "watchdog" issues
reviews & editorials

note to Democrats: if you are entrusted to steer part of our country's destiny,
use that responsibility wisely and with care.

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