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THIT!

Huffington Post AdLib - November 12, 2009 217

No, I don't have a lisp and I wasn't cursing. Just a reminder that today is "Thank Huffington It's Thursday!". To help me with this...

HuffNo Friday

Huffington Post KevenSeven - November 11, 2009 29

Hey, kids. Just a minute to dash off a few thoughts before going to a screening of Area 9. Last week's Friday was good, especially considering...

HuffNo Friday, third time is the charm

Huffington Post KevenSeven - November 8, 2009 119

Kids, I want to reiterate that we had a pretty good Friday, considering the technical glitches. Actually, I just want to tell you that AdLib's...

Respecting Cry-Babies

Huffington Post KevenSeven - November 8, 2009 32

The other day we had a Huff troll here demanding that we stop insulting conservatives and working to get himself banned in order to...

A success, considering

Huffington Post KevenSeven - November 7, 2009 182

Hey, I just wanted to thank everyone for making an effort, against the odds of tech troubles. And doubly so to AdLib, bravo. I just stopped...

HuffNo Friday, Mark Deux.

Huffington Post KevenSeven - November 4, 2009 45

I know that AdLib has some definite ideas on the next HuffNo Friday, and I don't want to steal his thunder, but I also...

Words Are Our Most Important Product

The Media Corgi Lover - November 4, 2009 29

Our words are what define us as a society, in many ways. Words may be turned into images, such as plays, or movies, or...

Plouffe Responds to Queen Huffington

The Media nicole473 - November 3, 2009 59

David Plouffe responded to HairyAnna's silly article, and I think perhaps he would like to behead the Queen (or maybe that's just me projecting). "...

Hairyanna does it again.

Huffington Post KevenSeven - November 2, 2009 293

Continuing her desperate efforts to be relevant, and playing the Puritans like a two dollar banjo, The Queen has a new post: Obama One Year...

Next HuffNo Friday

Huffington Post KevenSeven - November 2, 2009 65

We had a reasonable, to my eyes, HuffNo Friday in our first outing. But I was hoping for a stronger buy-in. What all do you think? ...

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Meet the woman steering Biden's bipartisan winning streak on Capitol Hill

The Biden administration managed to rack up a long list of major legislative wins in its first two years despite facing one of the most closely-divided Congresses in history. From bipartisan action on infrastructure, gun safety and same-sex marriage to party-line bills tackling climate change and expanding health care coverage, it's a record President Joe Biden and Democrats on the ballot were all eager to tout on the campaign trail during the midterms. [...]

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Iranian and US officials agree to continue with a third round of high-stakes talks on a new nuclear deal. [...]

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HuffNo Friday, third time is the charm

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Words Are Our Most Important Product

Plouffe Responds to Queen Huffington

Hairyanna does it again.

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