(ap) Crist to marry; Floridians roll their eyes and scoff. Just a few things worth remarking upon: Sorry, Charlie: The headline in the Telegraph says it all --"John McCain's would-be VP Charlie Crist to marry after being dogged by... …
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Aww -- Charlie Crist off the market, and other news
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Bush: "Deeply saddened" over death of Helms
http://blogs.chron.com/beltwayconfidential/2008/07/bush_deeply_saddened_over_deat.html(ap) Not your garden-variety social conservative. The White House this evening released a statement from the president on the death of Jesse Helms: "Laura and I are deeply saddened by the passing of our good friend and a great... …
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The campaign doesn't stop for a holiday
http://blogs.chron.com/beltwayconfidential/2008/07/the_campaign_doesnt_stop_for_a.html(ap) McCain, top right, enjoys a demonstration of raw power. Happy Fourth of July: Say what? Barack Obama is trying to fine-tune -- but is more like muddling -- his position on Iraq, saying he wants flexibility to "refine"... …
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Oh noes! Hispanics might not support Obama! Except they are
http://americannonsense.com/?p=10873said Luis Vera, general counsel for the League of United Latin American Citizens, or LULAC. Vera said the debate over illegal immigration has energized Hispanic voters, a trend he expects to continue this year. There’s a reason Karl Rove worked so hard with Bush to try and bring over that demographic — which is socially very conservative — over to the GOP. Also in the interview, Rove worried that after the recent immigration debate, the Republican Party risks losing the Hispanic political
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http://berzdorf.com/simplytrueus up," said Luis Vera, general counsel for the League of United Latin American Citizens, or LULAC. Vera said the debate over illegal immigration has energized Hispanic voters, a trend he expects to continue this year. There's a reason Karl Rove worked so hard with Bush to try and bring over that demographic -- which is socially very conservative -- over to the GOP. Also in the interview, Rove worried that after the recent immigration debate, the Republican Party risks losing the Hispanic political support
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Oh noes! Hispanics might not support Obama! Except they are
http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/7/2/141140/9111us up," said Luis Vera, general counsel for the League of United Latin American Citizens, or LULAC. Vera said the debate over illegal immigration has energized Hispanic voters, a trend he expects to continue this year. There's a reason Karl Rove worked so hard with Bush to try and bring over that demographic -- which is socially very conservative -- over to the GOP. Also in the interview, Rove worried that after the recent immigration debate, the Republican Party risks losing the Hispanic political support
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Oh noes! Hispanics might not support Obama! Except they are
http://www.bloggersforchange.com/?p=3957us up," said Luis Vera, general counsel for the League of United Latin American Citizens, or LULAC. Vera said the debate over illegal immigration has energized Hispanic voters, a trend he expects to continue this year. There's a reason Karl Rove worked so hard with Bush to try and bring over that demographic -- which is socially very conservative -- over to the GOP. Also in the interview, Rove worried that after the recent immigration debate, the Republican Party risks losing the Hispanic political support
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McCain Really, Really Wants Someone To Demean His Service Record
http://www.openleft.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=6695I certainly honor his service as a prisoner of war. He was a hero to me and to hundreds of thousands and millions of others in the armed forces, as a prisoner of war." The argument gets even flimsier when one considers that McCain himself said the following a couple of months ago It doesn't take a great deal of effort to get shot down." However, the ferocity with which the McCain campaign and the Republican Noise Machine shot back demonstrates that they have been looking to engage this fight for a long, long time. The
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Who’s Cooking?
http://www.aaa-fund.com/?p=424First I want to tell you how proud I am to be the president of a nation that — in which there’s a lot of Philippine-Americans. They love America and they love their heritage. And I reminded the president that I am reminded of, you know, the great
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Texas on the Potomac
http://blogs.chron.com/txpotomacMcClellan went on to say Rove "plays bare knuckle politics." So what kind of politics do you play, Scotty? America decides: So you think you want to be our first lady? Our clever Julie Mason, says a recent poll found that voters know more about Michelle Obama and like her less -- and few know much about Cindy McCain. With Ms. Obama on the cover of US Weekly, a glorified tabloid, and Ms. McCain on Newsweek, both are putting themselves out on the table, coffee table that is... Ms. McCain's interview with Newsweek is surprisingly candid (discussing her money, drug
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Texas on the Potomac poll: Phil Gramm
http://blogs.chron.com/txpotomac/2008/06/texas_on_the_potoma...to his dear friend, reports the AP. Julie Mason calls Brokaw a safe choice. And safe indeed, Brokaw was the nation's most popular news anchor when he stepped down from "Nightly News" following the 2004 election. But Mason points out the feverish jockeying for the job will continue until the position is filled permanently. The race issue already hit Obama with mean-spirited button and the Texas Republican Party and now it's the ads he has to watch out for. Charles Babington of the AP reports
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