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The Paranoid Style in American Politics (2016 Edition)
In an interview on NBC’s Today show before his final State of the Union address, President Barack Obama talked to Matt Lauer about the Donald Trumpa Lumpa craze (around 3:55). Trump’s a little nuts graf: The message that … Continue reading →
Presidential Candidates: Want Free Ads? It’s a Snap(chat)!
The news media love to label things, and presidential elections are no exception. So 2000 was the Hanging Chad Election, 2004 was the Internet Election, 2008 was the Facebook Election, and 2012 was the Twitter Election (with this dissent). But the … Continue reading →
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Tagged America's Liberty PAC, Barack Obams, Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump, Facebook, Facebook Election, Hanging Chad Election, Hillary Clinton, Instagram, Internet Election, Jeb Bush, John Kasich, Just Chillin', Mediashift, New Day for America, Newsweek, Pinterest, Rand Paul, Re/code, Scott Walker, Snapchat, Snapchat Election, TV, Twitter, Twitter election, Wired, YouTube
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Let The Whatever-Billion-Dollar Rumpus Begin! (Obama Chases The Female Left Edition)
The reelection campaign of Barack Obama (D-Can I Get Some Love Here? Anywhere?) has launched a new TV spot appealing to the Distaff Wing of the Democratic Party. Via Buzzfeed: Transcript: Dawn: “I think Mitt Romney’s really out of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obams, Buzzfeed, Distaff Wing of the Democratic Party, Mitt Romney, Planned Parenthood
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Headline o’ the Day (Presidential Candidate Outsourcing Edition)
From yesterday’s New York Times: Obama and Romney Trade Shots, a Few Possibly Accurate, on Outsourcing More, for all you splendid readers who care about the details: WASHINGTON — As President Obama and Mitt Romney rush to define the other, each man is alleging … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obams, Mitt Romney, New York Times, outsourcing, presidential campaign
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