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- Sun 20 May 4:24 PMWeekly Scott Brown-d Up, Week of 5/18/12
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by progressmass - Sat 19 May 9:20 PMAny one besides me trying to keep an eye on what is happening in Chicago this weekend??
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by amberpaw - Sat 19 May 8:53 AMThe Economics of Solar Power, 2012 Edition
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by johnt001 - Sat 19 May 7:45 AMIs Romney an Illegal Alien?
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by paulsimmons - Fri 18 May 10:04 PMBillboard Armageddon Coming with Proposed New Massachusetts Billboard Regulations
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by nobodylikesbillboards - Fri 18 May 6:18 PMPLAGIARISM SCANDAL: Warren even lied about her "Native American" Recipes
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by dont-get-cute - Fri 18 May 4:01 PMOff the Reservation: DeFranco Attacks Warren on Heritage Issue
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by mark-bail - Fri 18 May 12:44 PMThoughts On Conference Call With Elizabeth Warren 5/17/12
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by oetkb - Fri 18 May 12:15 AMElizabeth Warren to Keynote Young Democrats Convention May 26th
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by jkleschinsky - Thu 17 May 4:58 PMCognative Dissonance at Red Mass Group
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daves
Person #870: 11 Posts
Recommended: 3 times
Barack Obama Signs Bill Authorizing Santa to Kill the Little Children
Dec 17, '11
2:29 PM
Personally, I don't think the legal issue is as cut and dried as daves suggests, or that the NYT et al missed the point. The very fact that this issue is being debated, however, is evidence that President Obama is a long way from the chief executive he promised to be when he ran for office: the larger issue. What the effect of that will be in 2012 remains unclear. - promoted by Bob_Neer
Who Will Lead the Department of Health and Human Services?
Feb 3, '09
7:38 PM
(That is actually cool. Particularly in Daschle's absence, there's going to need to be an absolute steamroller of public support for universal health care legislation. It will be a career-defining, up-or-down, where-were-you-when-the-deal-went-down moment for every Senator and Rep. - promoted by Charley on the MTA)
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Is This What You Were Looking Forward To?
Mar 2, '08
7:35 AM
(This is a good point. Obama's plan is not truly universal -- at least not yet. Now, it remains to be seen whether Hillary's plan would leave significantly fewer than 15 million uninsured. The experts seem to think a mandate could get it down to 5-8 million or so, but that's still not "universal health care". - promoted by Charley on the MTA)
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