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Dare I believe Obama can win? (The Christian Science Monitor)
03-10-2008 17h00The Christian Science Monitor - Like so many Americans, I feel as though I am holding my breath.
Fund the fight against global poverty (The Christian Science Monitor)
03-10-2008 17h00The Christian Science Monitor - There is too much at stake for the United States to allow millions worldwide to continue living in extreme poverty.
Ballot-box gamble (The Christian Science Monitor)
03-10-2008 17h00The Christian Science Monitor - Again this election cycle, citizens will decide whether to introduce or expand casino-style gambling in their states. Casino resorts in Maine and Ohio? Slot machines – 15,000 of them – in Maryland? Round-the-clock gambling in Colorado? Backers promise a painless revenue stream for states. It's anything but.
No, Erin Burnett, We Are Not "All Responsible" for this Mess (HuffingtonPost.com)
26-09-2008 12h32HuffingtonPost.com - CNBC's Erin Burnett has spent most of the day interviewing the players in Congress and the financial markets, feeding them the gibberish that we are "all responsible" for this economic meltdown.
Nader on the Bailout (The Nation)
04-10-2008 22h21The Nation - The Nation -- Consumer activist Ralph Nader railed against the deregulations that made possible the orgy of greed that led to the current banking crisis. He warned that the crisis was coming. He challenged the members of Congress and presidential candidates to address it when other the politicians were arguing about whether it was fair to compare Barack Obama to Paris Hilton and Sarah Palin to a pig.
Biden's Morning-After Ad (The Nation)
04-10-2008 08h56The Nation - The Nation -- While most of the media has been obsessed with Sarah Palin's debate performance, the real salvage job was Joe Biden's image.
GOP Leaders Face Bailout Pressure (RealClearPolitics.com)
03-10-2008 21h42RealClearPolitics.com - As the votes came in Monday afternoon, perhaps no one on Capitol Hill had more on the line than House Republican Leader John Boehner and Whip Roy Blunt. In the end, just 65 of the 199 Republicans in the House voted for the bill, sealing its fate as it went down to defeat.
Debate Wrap: Palin Wins By Not Losing (RealClearPolitics.com)
04-10-2008 01h30RealClearPolitics.com - ST. LOUIS - Entering tonight's debate, the overriding question was whether Sarah Palin was up to the task or not. Would she acquit herself well - or at least well enough - to put to rest many of the doubts about her that have been percolating among the public? Or would she crash and burn, potentially sending the McCain camp down in flames with her?
Letters to the Editor (The Christian Science Monitor)
03-10-2008 17h00The Christian Science Monitor - Replace the SAT with a group of short examsRegarding the Sept. 30 editorial, "Shelve the S.A.T.?": On the one hand, it claims that "students spend too much time and money on the SAT and the ACT." On the other, that "the tests protect against grade inflation – which has become a serious problem."
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