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Did the NRA conspire to stimulate gun sales?

742 votes | submitted 2008-11-15 09:30:36 by noupsell | 317 comments

Please observe the November issue of the NRA magazine, the American Rifleman where the NRA tells its members how to vote, and the handy “wallet card” contained therein:

Obama Abroad

1059 votes | submitted 2008-11-13 16:52:52 by pappajohn6919 | 280 comments

Here's the view of our president-elect from the Czech Republic.

Sarah Palin Will Never Be President -- Trust Me

2777 votes | submitted 2008-11-12 01:34:30 by booksnmore4you | 633 comments

By Frank Schaeffer and said as only he can, he explains why.

Bush pushes gambling ban via "lame duck" midnight regulation

1225 votes | submitted 2008-11-10 06:25:46 by TheEngineer2008 | 196 comments

The Bush Administration is hastily finalizing a number of “midnight rules” before they leave office, and the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA) is on the list. Just like UIGEA was snuck into legislation in the dark of night in 2006, anti-poker extremists are again trying an 11th hour sneak job.

Suddenly, it may be cool to be an American again

4672 votes | submitted 2008-11-05 21:43:54 by greenroom628 | 1071 comments

She was a stranger, and she kissed me. Just for being an American.It happened on the bus on my way to work Wednesday morning, a few hours after compatriots clamoring for change swept Barack Obama to his historic victory. I was on the phone, and the 20-something Austrian woman seated in front of me overheard me speaking English.

The McCain Obituary: How He Lost Himself, Then The Election

1905 votes | submitted 2008-11-05 17:33:55 by 1KrazyKorean | 334 comments

From reporter w/ best access to McCain: "John McCain, the politician, seemed to be on the verge of outflanking John McCain, the man.... But for me, he lost the election when he picked Palin, because he lost the last vestige of his former self."

WSJ.com - Opinion: The Treatment of Bush Has Been a Disgrace

1736 votes | submitted 2008-11-05 08:42:27 by tsbruford | 991 comments

What must our enemies be thinking?

Original Mavericks To McCain:

1112 votes | submitted 2008-11-02 18:52:19 by kcw5 | 118 comments

Brave New Films talks to the actual original Mavericks, who aren't too fond of John McCain using their name...

What's Wrong with Being Atheist Anyway?

3305 votes | submitted 2008-11-02 01:38:14 by KaiserArny | 925 comments

Are we Atheists somehow unAmerican? The suggestion from Dole is that being an Atheist is anti-American.

My wife made me canvas for Obama; here's what I learned

4245 votes | submitted 2008-11-02 21:21:10 by bloodphart | 567 comments

"This election is not about major policies. It's about hope.Let me make it clear: I'm pretty conservative. I grew up in the suburbs. I voted for George H.W. Bush twice, and his son once. I was disappointed when Bill Clinton won, and disappointed he couldn't run again. "

McCain Didn't Disclose Keating Business Deal To Investigatos

1217 votes | submitted 2008-11-02 17:39:04 by IdigObama | 98 comments

The New Republic published an explosive story Saturday evening detailing how John McCain, in all likelihood, leaked information to investigators of the Keating Five scandal that was designed to help his image at the expense of the other four Senators involved.

An 'Idiot Wind'

1177 votes | submitted 2008-10-31 01:03:53 by dragonlilleth | 196 comments

WaPo calls out John McCain for his stupid, racist campaigning.

Palin speaks on First Amendment: This is so dumb it hurts.

4529 votes | submitted 2008-10-31 19:21:53 by kazak2 | 512 comments

John McCain's running mate thinks that the Constitution protects political candidates from being criticized by the press.

The Republican Party is dead

2155 votes | submitted 2008-10-30 05:14:33 by doubleplus | 397 comments

The Republican Party is dead. Yes, I'm saying this before the election. Even if McCain wins, which could happen if Obama supporters stay home thinking the election is in the bag, the GOP still has lost its way along with a substantial number of members. While high-profile Republicans like Susan Eisenhower and Frank Schaeffer have made the headlines

Commentary: Obama breaks promise

2102 votes | submitted 2008-10-29 02:53:16 by theman2c | 1175 comments

You'll dismiss this as old news and find some way to excuse it as repothug whinning but it is a clear example of what we can expect January 20 when he officially becomes KING.Wednesday night Barack Obama will be on five different TV networks speaking directly to the American people and spend millions simply because he can.

Biden should have told the truth: Sarah Palin is a Marxist

1711 votes | submitted 2008-10-28 18:41:29 by angliss | 237 comments

Alaska get's over half its budget from oil company taxes, and every citizen gets thousands of dollars free from the state government every year for doing absolutely nothing. I guess that means the "red" state of Alaska is red because it's a Marxist's paradise, not because it's a model of fiscal conservatism.

Jane Devin: The Christian Right Killed the Republican Party

2069 votes | submitted 2008-10-27 17:39:36 by DCjams | 531 comments

It remains to be seen if the Republican party can recover from its long and seedy affair with the extreme right, but there is no doubt that many socially moderate, fiscally conservative Republicans are waiting for a leadership that is driven more by Goldwater ethics than by the bogeyman of a separatist, neo-con God.