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There is a strategy in primarily impressing a positive perception about the Dems and Obama. It can also infer an accurately negative perception about the Repubs that can be more powerful than explicitly stating to the public "We're on your side and they're your enemies."

It's Labor Day weekend which makes it an ideal weekend for a music theme about work, working men and women and taking care of business.

Clint Eastwood's misfire couldn't have been more reflective of the GOP and Mitt Romney's candidacy. They have been deluded, dishonest and irrational in attacking an imaginary Obama for being things he isn't and doing things he hasn't.

Thanks to the crack team at PlanetPOV temporarily laying off the crack and doing some investigative work for a change, we are able to bring to you this exclusive advance draft of the speech Mitt Romney will give tonight.

Hurricane Isaac reminds Americans to consider whether America should be a country that comes to the rescue when people are in trouble or if America should be an Ayn Rand utopia where the rule is survival of the wealthiest and those who suffer are on their own.

Summer vacation's over, it's back to school time so this weekend's music theme is about school. Whether it's a song about school, being young or songs you remember from your school days, music class is starting right now.

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Inspired by Spinal Tap, The Office, Borat and Curb Your Enthusiasm, Mitt Romney is actually a brilliant satirist using the spotlight of the Presidential election to play the realistic-seeming role of a clueless wealthy goofball who's always saying the wrong thing and humiliating himself.

The Republicans' simultaneous War On Women and campaigning for their vote is a bit like going on a date, being insulted and demeaned throughout it then being asked, "So, you want to get married?"

Whether you were a fan of The Monkees, The Animals or The Boomtown Rats, songs by groups named after animals or about animals are welcome to join this weekend's musical menagerie.