Why did Sarah Palin step down? Theories abound. But some of the people closest to the Alaska governor say she wanted to regain control of a political script that slipped out of her hands the moment she burst onto the national stage.
On the same day Republicans surrendered a symbolically significant seat in the Senate, the Sarah Palin wars erupted again inside the party. Leaks followed by trash-talking followed by recriminations.
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'We start 2009 in the midst of a crisis unlike any we have seen in our lifetime - a crisis that has only deepened over the last few weeks,' Obama said in speech.
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Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich said Friday that if what he's done as Illinois governor is an impeachable offense, he's living on the "wrong planet" and is in the "wrong place."
Virtually unknown outside financial circles, Timothy Geithner suddenly is the man at every crisis point in the economy.
Tie? What tie?� Thanks to Donovan McNabb, players around the league now must know there doesn't have to be a winner or loser in every regular-season game. Yes, there are ties in the NFL. They just don't happen too often.
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Channel 4 Action News shopped at three major stores to find out which ones will save you more on groceries and on gas.
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The race for the 12th Congressional District is the closest in years with Democratic Rep. John Murtha leading William Russell by a little more than 4 percentage points.
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Republican presidential nominee Sen. John McCain plans a stop in the Pittsburgh area this week.
John Madden will miss calling an NFL game this weekend after working 476 in a row.
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Tom Albert drove his loaner Chevrolet Equinox like any other car.
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Regarding "Linda....Demis doesn't know how to use the spell check feature. I can understand how he can be confused on a number of things."
Very good. The fallback position of the liberal - find a spelling error in an otherwise reasonable comment. What's with you folks? I think you may be sitting too close to the Liberal campfire and are suffering some ill effects. Say something responsible or say nothing. OK, at the least say something funny. I am sure that if we looked, we could probably find some errors in a couple of your, or your kindred spirit's, comments. Yet I see no call for a spell check. Why is that? Perhaps the same reason some things are ignored or not addressed fully in the media.
We could put out the call to the group to start looking for your errors. That might help you out. We could also add punctuation, tense, etc, to the watch list. Sound pretty silly doesn't it?
By the way, maybe you should stop writing like a child and stop with crap about liar, deceit, fraud, warped, unrealistic to name a few, when talking about things you disagree with. Being a somewhat "middle of the road" guy, to me you sound like some kind of "True Believer." (There are some on each side of the rope.)
I am certain I am a bit older than you are, but when I was in college (long ago) a required book in social studies was called "The True Believer" by Eric Hoffer (not a Repubican book). If I may, I would strongly suggest that you read this book; it still has relevance to Mass Movements today. Let me know if you see any similarities or relevance to today. Make sure you use the open side or portion of your mind.
I haven't seen the book in almost four decades, but I do remember "Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength." (had to look up the exact wording to get it right.)
Thanks for time,
Leo
— Leo Katz
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I'M WITH YOU ON THAT!!!!WOMEN DO KNOW HOW TO READ BETWEEN
THE LINES AND MCCAINE THINKS WE DON'T KNOW HOW HE IS USING
PALIN IN A NEGATIVE WAY..DOESN'T SHE KNOWS THIS.
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Fisherman the boat is sailing without you. I think you need to get off the boat and stay home and raise your family. Your wife and kids need you to stop being gone so long and be with them. Your friend Bill says your wife really needs a man around and he is doing it for now but she needs more than just one
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