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Nader 08?

30. January 2008

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ABC News reports that longtime Dem-spoiler Ralph Nader is considering a run in ‘08. Ralph Nader has formed a presidential exploratory committee, and said in an interview Wednesday that he will launch another presidential bid if he’s convinced he can raise enough money to appear on the vast majority of state ballots this fall. Nader, who [...]

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Who Benefits From Silky’s Drop Out?

30. January 2008

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As we all know by now, John Edwards has decided to drop his bid for the Democratic nomination. CNN: “It is time for me to step aside so that history can blaze its path,” Edwards said in New Orleans, the same city where he first declared his run for the 2008 Democratic presidential race. With his [...]

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My (Not So Important) Endorsement…

30. January 2008

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Last night the Republican race became a two-man competition: Sen. John McCain and Gov. Mitt Romney. America’s Mayor Rudy Giuliani, having bet his entire campaign on the Sunshine State, will drop his bid later today. The question now is: Where should Giuliani supporters go? Both McCain and Romney have their strengths. McCain is a war hero, [...]

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Had It Right the First Time…

29. January 2008

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Via Allah.

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UPDATING AT AMERPUN ELECTION; UPDATED

29. January 2008

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So, in honor of today’s Florida primary, I’ve set up a new site. It’s simple and will only be used to update today’s (and possibly future) primaries. Using Twitter, the site allows me to quickly update with any new info coming out of Florida. Update: I posted the wrong url before. The old url will [...]

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Alright, Florida, It’s Your Turn; Updated

29. January 2008

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My fellow Floridians began voting at 7AM this morning, with polls closing at 8PM tonight. Over a million ballots have already been cast, and overall things appear to be moving smoothly. A few problems have been reported, however. A worker accidentally shut down the voting machines at the Kings Point precinct. The machines couldn’t be restarted, [...]

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