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He Just Can't Quit W

Frank Rich writes:

As the G.O.P.’s long night of the long knives begins, myths are already setting in among the right’s storm troops and the punditocracy alike as to what went wrong. And chief among them are the twin curses of Bush and the “headwinds” of the economy. No Republican can win if the party’s incumbent president is less popular than dirt, we keep being told, or if a looming Great Depression 2 is Issue No. 1.

This is an excuse, not an explanation. It absolves McCain of much of the blame and denies Obama much of the credit for their campaigns. It arouses pity for McCain when he deserves none. It rewrites history.

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Scene in New York

Photograph by St Stev

On Tuesday I was at West Village bar Employees Only with my friend Lea. By the main entrance of the bar, a fortune teller sits offering her ability to read one's future and fortunes.

Lea went to use the bar's restroom and found herself waiting in line behind the fortune teller.

"Is someone in there?" Lea asked her.

"Yes."

After some time, Lea asked the fortune teller again if she was sure there was someone using the restroom. The fortune teller confirmed again that there was and pushed the door expecting it to be locked.

It wasn't.

The restroom was empty.

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When I see that kid, I'm gonna crack that big fucking nose of his...and then I'm gonna tell him 'Say hi to your mother for me. I'm gonna get on a plane tomorrow, I'm gonna go down to 30 Rock or wherever the fuck they shoot that show, he probably doesn't have a dressing room so I have to find him in the cafeteria or wherever, and I'm gonna slap him in the big nose. Tune in, I gauran-fuckin-tee you. - Douchebag Marky Mark unable to take a joke.

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Viriginian Registered Republican Writes

A Viriginian registered Republican writes:

Ignorant Christian Fascism is not a recipe for success, it's Saudi Arabia under a different prophet.  Count me out.  Despite differing with the Democratic platform on a great number of policies, I will gladly vote for the Obama ticket because at a minimum it promises adults at the helm, a rational approach to policymaking, the return of science over theocracy, the restoration of the primacy of the rule of law, and the creative destruction of that assemblage once known as the GOP.

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Washington Post Endorses Sen. Barack Obama

Washington Post endorses Barack Obama "without ambivalence" for president:

Here the choice is not a close call. Mr. McCain has little interest in economics and no apparent feel for the topic. His principal proposal, doubling down on the Bush tax cuts, would exacerbate the fiscal wreckage and the inequality simultaneously. Mr. Obama's economic plan contains its share of unaffordable promises, but it pushes more in the direction of fairness and fiscal health.

Read more here.

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Weekend Update

I will be in DC all this weekend getting into hopefully a good adventure with The Alaskan. One in particular will involve a kite, bunch of LED lights, and three cameras in action. But definitely NOT 2 girls and 1 cup. Until then, enjoy:

[Thanks Annie!]

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WTF

Must click link of the day: This is a bizarre but awesome flash home page for some award site. Type anything into the search field for a surprise. [Thanks Lynda!]

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