Bill Clinton

Democrats back from brink in Annapolis

Party gains mayoralty, more council seats despite turbulent race, low turnout in Annapolis, it seemed the Democratic Party was in peril. At his victory party Tuesday night at the Loew's Hotel in Annapolis, Cohen said voters...

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Pelosi's day

The Politico 44 / Click Story Widget Requires Adobe Flash Player. Nancy Pelosi clapped her hands as she left the House floor late Saturday night. The bill’s fate, for now, rests across the Capitol in the hands of Senate...

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Whatever Lieberman Is, It Isn't Loyal

When Sen. Joe Lieberman stuck it to the Democrats by supporting a Republican health care filibuster, it was but the latest in a career of contradictory and self-serving moves that place his personal political agenda over the...

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Penguins make a lavish stop to Burkle home

"Oh, my, it was mind-blowing," he said. The Penguins' other co-owner, Mario Lemieux, could not attend the festivities because of previous commitments to coach son Austin's youth hockey team. Burkle, whose only demand was that...

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Paper trail

Columnist Molly Ivins left rich documentation of her life, and the result is an illuminating portrait. Review: Long before she grew famous for challenging the right-wing status quo, Molly Ivins worked at the Minneapolis...

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Sanford impeachment impetus may be imperiled

It's becoming less and less likely that embattled Gov. Mark Sanford will be impeached. The reason? The longer legislators wait to begin an impeachment investigation, the more political factors are aligning in favor of Sanford,...

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‘Dinosaur' compiles Klosterman's pop culture musings

By Michael Hill Associated Press Chuck Klosterman has a theory. A lot of them, actually. He has a theory about why grunge rock icon Kurt Cobain was like the late cult leader David Koresh, why the read-option offense signifies...

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Today in history

Today is Sunday, Nov. 8, the 312th day of 2009. There are 53 days left in the year. TODAY’S HIGHLIGHT On Nov. 8, 1932, New York Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt defeated incumbent Herbert Hoover for the presidency. ON THIS DATE In...

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Notes from Washington: Congress moves with very deliberate speed

The Congress of the United States obviously takes its etymological origins very seriously. It certainly "meets," and if there is anything that best describes what happens when it meets it is "a hostile encounter."

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Barack Obama Narcissist in Chief! (Part ONE of TWO)

. . . . . Narcissistic Rage in the White House By James Lewis ___ October 28th, 2009 American Thinker AMERICANTHINKER.COM Home . ___ (Part ONE of TWO) ___ (Links are in GREEN ) . . I think that’s what we saw last week with the...

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