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Karmic Retribution Category
MSNBC Boots Both Olbermann and Matthews from Anchor Chair
By: grlpatriot on: Sep 8,2008 In: Karmic Retribution, MediaLooks like NBC had to step in to manhandle the two sexist, Clinton-haters with the biggest man crushes on Obama.
MSNBC is removing Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews as the anchors of live political events, bowing to growing criticism that they are too opinionated to be seen as neutral in the heat of the presidential campaign.
Hillary Can’t Fix What The Democratic Party Broke
By: grlpatriot on: Aug 28,2008 In: Barack Obama, Blogosphere, Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton, Karmic RetributionOh, I know there will be a ton of finger pointing at the Clintons when Obama loses the general election. Sorry, but Team Obama broke the party all by themselves, by insulting and alienating the party base.
How much lint will be picked from the collective navel of the Obama campaign, Obamedia, and the DNC before [...]
Oust Pelosi! Cindy For Congress ‘08
By: grlpatriot on: Jul 27,2008 In: Democratic Party, Karmic Retribution, PUMASpeaker Nancy Pelosi might have a little company on the ballot this year in San Francisco. Peace activist, Cindy Sheehan, is set to challenge Pelosi for her U.S. congressional seat. Dissatisfied with Democrats and Pelosi’s unwillingness to impeach Bush and end the Iraq War, Sheehan is putting together a long shot bid to unseat the [...]
Red Hot News ...
Oh, the change! New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson drops bid for Obama's Commerce Secretary in wake of federal grand jury investigation into government contract exchange for campaign contributions.
When will it end? Should government bailout newspapers? Connecticut lawmaker wants state to bailout two local newspapers, sparks debate about government involvement in the press.
Former DNC chair and Clinton loyalist, Terry McAuliffe, announces run for Virginia governor.
Democratic controlled Congress gives itself 3% pay raise despite recession ... Congress denies raises for federal judges ... Universities, factories and even hospitals force employees to take unpaid furloughs.
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