News outlets like Fox will do their best to fan the flames longer, as we see in both of these clips.
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There is no question that Barack Obama is a stronger leader now than he was six months ago. I made that point a few days ago here: Politics is dirty business, and much of the teeth gnashing over in-fighting...
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Is Fox News subliminally supporting John McCain with flash frames?
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I don't believe that it's solely up to Obama. No question he needs to reach out and welcome former Clinton supporters into the camp - but the job isn't his alone. Hillary Clinton should and, I'm confident will -- reach out as well and help pull together Democrats, helping to unite the party. But it will take more than Hillary and Barack's efforts. It will take all of us Democrats reaching out to heal the divide that'll really drive this process.
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The Republican National Comittee (RNC) is leveling their sights on Obama. This is a web-only video - at 1 minute 23 seconds its clearly not intended for broadcast television.
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Elisha Cuthbert and boyfriend NHL defensman Dion Phaneuf soak up the sun in Maui this week....
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Actress Liv Tyler has split from British rocker Royston Langdon after five years of marriage, it was reported Thursday. Tyler, best known for her role as elf princess Arwen...
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Wizbang Politics: Raw deal
http://www.mysinchew.com/node/11210?tid=37The Philippine President was recently asked to change her dietary habits. From AP- President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has declined an animal rights group's invitation to become a vegetarian to help...
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A source from within CNN says that Seacrest, who has filled in for his friend Larry King in the past, is involved in "serious negotiations" to take over "Larry...
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My idea of the perfect (sto... (Below threshold)1. Posted by iurockhead | January 6, 2008 10:53 AM | Score: 0 (0 votes cast)
My idea of the perfect (storm?) outcome of the Dem primary:
Obama wins through South Carolina, and has tremendous momentum going forward. Hillary brings out the long knives (weilded by others, of course), gets down and dirty, and with a full-court press, squeaks by to get the nomination.
Disgruntled Obama supporters, knowing the dirty tactics employed by the Hillery campaign bumped their guy, refuse to vote for her and stay home in droves. And FRED! wins big. Yay.
1. Posted by iurockhead | January 6, 2008 10:53 AM |
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Posted on January 6, 2008 10:53