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Democracy

The Deal That Says “Splunge!”

whatsthatsound - August 1, 2011 17

Congress

Coming To Terms With Reality: One Man’s Trip Through the Graveyard...

ADONAI - July 31, 2011 5

Humor

Transcript Theater: Tea Party Leadership Meeting, June 2011

ADONAI - July 16, 2011 2

Huffington Post

Huffington Post: The Not-So-Sweet Smell of Success

TheEmeraldProject - April 22, 2011 50

Activism

Glossolalia 101: Pseudo-con Math

2ndClassCitizenPundit - February 25, 2011 20

Activism

Proud To Be Liberal By Brian Elroy McKinley

ASmom - February 18, 2011 34

News & Politics

Democracy In The Twilight Zone

Questinia - September 24, 2010 22

News & Politics

Chief Justice Roberts Lied……Should Elena Bother to Tell the Truth?

bito - June 28, 2010 26

News & Politics

Arlen Specter: GOP Already Thinking Ahead to 2012

Scheherazade - December 28, 2009 18

News & Politics

The Tea Party is Biting the Hand that Feeds Them?

Scheherazade - December 24, 2009 14

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