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Jackie and Dunlap deconstruct the CNN/YouTube Republican Debate. http://www.redstateupdate.com

What would compel a human to toss his feces in a monkey-like celebration? The answer lies in my intense session watching the "CNN YouTube Republican Debate" last night.

* KEVIN MARTIN wakes up and withdraws 70/70 claims. * VERIZON reveals plan to open network. * YOUTUBE to host Republican debate tonight on CNN. * BRIGHTCOVE to stop accepting user-generated uploads. * GANNETT chooses thePlatform for video needs. Read more at www.media30.com

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rejected question for Republican Debate...one of the better things I've done,according to some.WATCH!LAUGH!

Reagan administration official Bruce Fein, on why some Republicans support Cheney impeachment Thursday November 8th, 2007 Bruce Fein is the founder of the American Freedom Agenda, that works to restore constitutional checks and balances. He served in the US Justice Department under President Reagan and has been an adjunct scholar with the American Enterprise Institute, a resident scholar at the Heritage Foundation, a lecturer at the Brookings Institute, and an adjunct professor at George Washington University.

Question for republican candidates: Should you be elected president, what would you do to change or keep the same the No Child Left Behind Act, and also, how would you go about choosing your adminstration, and would morality come into play as your role?

Ron Paul Revolution! Ronpaul2008.com raises 4 million dollars in a single day! Hillary Clinton's campaign runs off track! The Republican party loses face! Global warming fact or fiction? 2007 Deadliset year in Iraq for US troops! What surge? Dennis Kucinich sees a UFO? Register to Vote! www.VLAZE.com/playingpolitics

Evangelist Pat Robertson endorses Rudy Giuliani proving once again how much one nut case likes to hang out with the other nut case. So will all the right wing neo ultra conservative neo nuts now flock to Rudy? Do you even care what these idiots in the Republican Party do? In other stuff, a guest of Keith's that worked for ATT tells how they were breaking the law and why Congress shouldn't give them immunity. (But you know they will. Law, order, and the constitution in regards to the government no longer applies.) And one of Keith's more fun segments: Factor Fiction.

REPUBLICAN LARRY CRAIG RAN INTO PROBLEMS ON THE GAY THING ALL THE WAY BACK IN 1982

Former Tennessee Republican Senator, Fred Thompson is using the website, ImwithFred.com to gain supporters to make a run for Presidency in 2008. Thompson is currently an actor for the NBC show “Law and Order,” but since he hasn’t officially made an announcement for his candidacy, he is not doing anything illegal. We interviewed a Professor of Political Management at George Washington University about the subject.

In this episode of the Longines Chronoscope, Claire Booth Loose, former Congresswoman from Connecticut, discusses Eisenhower’s presidential campaign and the role of women in politics. Loose believes that Eisenhower has garnered a large amount of support from the Republican Party, and even some support from Democrats. Concerned with the war in Korea, Loose predicts that Eisenhower’s visit to Korea and understanding of war will prevent a third world war. As a woman, Loose predicts that more women than men will vote in the upcoming election and will vote for Eisenhower because they are not only intelligent, but also intuitive and trust his character. See the full length video at: www.qualityinformationpublishers.com

Guest Paul Gray Hoffman joins the editorial board of the Longines Chronoscope to discuss the Republican nominations of Dwight Eisenhower and opponent Robert Taft. Hoffman believes that at the Republican convention, Eisenhower will receive more votes for the presidential nomination than Taft. His opinion stems from recent gallop polls, which are generally correct, that Taft just cannot win. Hoffman cites differences in foreign policy as a possible reason for the Eisenhower vote. In his opinion, Hoffman, feels that Eisenhower is respected and will improve the climate in the United States by employing the best men for the job and devoting himself to peace. See the full length at: www.qualityinformationpublishers.com

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Our Republican bigwig explains to his Democratic friend why Republicans win in the so-called “flyover states.”

Most Troops serving in Iraq are between the ages of 19 and 24. On today's Political Lunch Tuesday Snack, Will looks at what the republican presidential candidates were doing at that age.

Most Troops serving in Iraq are between the ages of 19 and 24. On today's Political Lunch Tuesday Snack, Will looks at what the republican presidential candidates were doing at that age.

"Bona Fide Grassroots Sensation" and "Dark Horse Candidate" Ron Paul explains how he will win the Republican Nomination for President. Recorded 10-6-2007

In this episode of “Chronoscope,” Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., senator from Massachusetts, speaks about the candidacy of Gen. Eisenhower. As his campaign manager, Lodge was placed to know what the elusive Eisenhower’s positions were on issues, and Reed tried to pin him down into answering specific questions. Lodge dodged the question by saying it was only Eisenhower’s opponents that called him elusive or less than forthright about his positions. Lodge also spoke about the campaign’s efforts to reach out to Democrat, independent, and so-called New Deal voters, a tactic that opponent Taft called “immoral.” Huey asks him about his own plans after the primaries and Lodge mentions that he is up for reelection against a young man named John F. Kennedy. He maintains that Eisenhower will bring the Republican party together because he is such a popular figure, and that Taft has no chance for any significant gains after the Ohio primary.See the full length: www.qualityinformationpublishers.com

In this episode of “Chronoscope,” Wallace F. Bennett, Senator from Utah, talks about President Truman’s seizure of the steel industry as a result of a labor union strike. The seizure represented a use of presidential power that Bennett and others in Congress found to be problematic and Bennett says that legislation will probably be proposed to limit presidential powers. Huey comments on the public’s apathy toward the issue, and Bennett says that most Americans think that constitutional issues were all solved 150 years ago and no more work needs to be done. Bennett and his home state of Utah cast their support for Taft and hope that the time has come for a real debate between a New Deal/Fair Deal candidate and a true Republican conservative candidate. He dismisses the idea of having both parties nominate the same man, which Huey posits. See the full length video at: www.qualityinformationpublishers.com

In this episode of “Chronoscope,” Robert S. Kerr, senator from Oklahoma, speaks about his campaign for the democratic presidential nomination. Calling himself a “liberal Jeffersonian democrat,” he maintains some distance from Truman by saying he is against socialized medicine. He proves his fiscal responsibility by talking about how as governor of Oklahoma he changed a large deficit into a surplus. Kerr stated that he neither wanted to support a so-called “Welfare State,” nor did he want to abolish such popular programs as Social Security and unemployment insurance.Huey asked him if he was afraid, that the two parties might somehow nominate the same man, probably meaning Eisenhower, but Kerr denied this as a possibility, saying that any man who wanted to carry the Republican banner would have to do it himself. See the full length: www.qualityinformationpublishers.com

In this episode of the Longines Chronoscope, Harold E. Stassen, president of the University of Pennsylvania and Republican presidential candidate, discusses his campaign, foreign policy initiatives, and relationship with Eisenhower and Joseph McCarthy. He repeatedly characterizes his plan for the US as having a very “active” foreign policy in order to protect US security. He does not advocate isolationism, but believes that Americans need to reduce spending abroad. He advocates turning other nations away from socialism, and “helping them to help themselves.” He is questioned on what the differences are between he and Eisenhower. They seem to be few since Stassen claims to agree with Eisenhower on a number of foreign policy issues. He then discusses what primaries he in entered in and what support he has, which leads Hazlit to ask him if McCarthy will be supporting him in 1952 like he did in 1948. See the full length: www.qualityinformationpublishers.com

In this episode of “Chronoscope,” Congressman Christian A. Herter talks about the issues surrounding Gen. Eisenhower’s possible run for the presidency. He believes that Eisenhower is the best candidate because of his unequaled knowledge of foreign affairs. He states, however, that Eisenhower has been “handicapped” by the slowdown in American armament production which led to the European army being behind schedule, reflecting badly on the General. He defended Eisenhower, claiming that this was due to too much time being spent in the design phase and not enough in the building phase of production. NATO is mentioned briefly in regard to whether or not Churchill will allow Britain to join. Churchill apparently claimed that he would only join if Eisenhower remained on as General of the European Army, but this puts Eisenhower’s possible run for the presidency in a different light. See the full length:www.qualityinformationpublishers.com

William F. Benton, the U.S. Senator from Connecticut, was the special guest on this episode of the Longines Chronoscope with Frank Knight. Benton tries to support the president; however, there are certain aspects of the president’s policy that he cannot agree with. It is estimated that this year’s expenditures will exceed the budget by billions. Benton is also calling on the federal government to create federal legislation to improve civil rights and punish offenders. Communists all over the world are picking up on the lack of civil rights in the U.S. and using it as a propaganda material to tarnish democracy and promote communism. European businesses are trying to wipe our competition and merge to secure themselves and fix prices. This money will hopefully start to get rid of communist labor unions and monopoly business. He is confident that he will keep his seat even with republican opposition beginning to spend a lot of money in Connecticut. See the full length:www.qualityinformationpublishers.com

This film shows the presidential inauguration of Dwight D. Eisenhower on January 20, 1953. It includes footage of Vice President Richard Nixon and President Eisenhower taking their oaths of office. President Eisenhower says a prayer then presents his inauguration address. Also included in the footage are Harry Truman, Chief Justice Vinson, Herbert Hoover, Joseph Martin, and Mrs. Eisenhower on the speakers' stand.

Happy 150th birthday, Milton Hershey. Now go enjoy yourself some chocolate in honor of National Chocolate Day. President Putin of Russia dissolved his government. Don't you wish we could do that? There's another Republican having illicit sex. So what else is new? Find out by watching today's epsiode of The Ointment.

Labor day is over. It's time to get down to serious business. A New book is coming out called Dead Certain in which Bush says Bremer never told him he was disbanding the Iraqui Army. Bremer says other wise and provides the mails to catch the Shrub in yet another lie. Bush feeds the media and the public one of his b.s. lines about possibly some troops coming home. Keith catches him in a lie about this also when it turns out that the only thing Bush is interested in is keeping Republican support until October or November when the Republican candidate for President will have to sign on to a policy of keeping the troops in Iraq indefinitely. Keith gives a forceful and scathing commentary about the Liar Bush once again.

On the 2 year anniversary of the devastation following Hurricane Katrina, Keith and guests take a look at what is and isn't being done. It seems more money proportionately is going to Mississippi although it suffered much less severe damage than Louisiana. The difference? Mississippi is a Republican state with a Republican Governor. More on Senator Larry Craig, and the Republicans who are throwing him under the bus, especially Mitt Romney, who is throwing him and then backing over him a few times just to be sure. Keith does a re-enactment of the crime scene later in the program. Leona Helmsly left her pooch twelve million and gave two of her kids nothing. And she wants her tomb scrubbed a dub dub dubbed at least once a year.

Another day, another Republican hypocrite bites the dust. as anti-gay marriage, anti-everything Idaho Senator Larry Craig's restroom playtime is exposed. Rachael Maddow joins Keith to discuss Republicans who want to inflict their own brand of intolerance and morality on everybody else, while at the same time doing those things they preach against. Come visit my blog at: http://clydestuff.blogspot.com/ Bush drums up his scare tactics against Iran. I guess with all his incompetent cronies fleeing a sinking sheep, he wants to start another war so he'll have something to occupy his time with. Gone-zo, the Day after. A discussion about who the replacement for Gonzo will be. I can answer this. It will be a lifelong loyal and true friend of The Shrub who will do anything to keep his master happy. Flubbing up Miss South Carolina gets a redo. Luke Skywalker's light saber takes a trip into space.

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In a culture where insignificance is glorified, a few thoughts about the state of the union from an outspoken critic of the American political establishment should be welcome. "Our only political party has two right wings, one called Republican, the other Democratic. But Henry Adams figured all that out back in the 1890s. 'We have a single system,' he wrote, and 'in that system the only question is the price at which the proletariat is to be bought and sold, the bread and circuses." : Gore Vidal - The Decline and Fall of the American Empire

How can you tell when a Republican is lying?

Lincoln's leadership qualities were evident in his close supervision of the victorious war effort, especially in his selection of Ulysses S. Grant and other top generals. Historians conclude that he handled the factions of the Republican Party brilliantly by bringing its leaders into his cabinet and forcing them to cooperate. In crisis management, he defused a war scare with the United Kingdom (1861), he outmaneuvered the Confederacy and took control of the border slave states in 1861 – 1862, and he managed his own landslide reelection in the 1864 presidential election.Antiwar "Copperheads" criticized him for refusing to compromise on the slavery issue. In contrast, the Radical Republicans, a strongly Abolitionist faction of the Republican Party, criticized him for moving too slowly in abolishing slavery. Yet despite his detractors, Lincoln successfully rallied public opinion through the powerful rhetoric of his messages and speeches;

Countdown with Keith Olbermann for Tuesday July 10, 2007. Stories: 1. Bush in the Bubble - You're not listening. Olbermann fact checks the delusional Bush. 2. Debunking Fredo - Gonzalez is caught in some more lies. So what else is new? I guess they'll call him up to capitol hill before congress so that he can tell some more. 3. Michael Moore vs. CNN - Moore pitches a shutout against CNN. In this segment, Rachael Maddow and Keith examine the news philosophy of feeling that they have to put on another side to a news story for balance, even if that other side is a lie or completely fabricated. 4. Springfield Vermont is the Simpsons winner. 5. Another Republican hypocrite brought to us once again by the state of Louisiana, this time in the form of David Vitter, who has a fine eye for young women in brothels. All this and more on this edition of Countdown with Keith Olbermann.

The 2008 Republican Presidential Candidates, who are they really? After several months of speeches and debates, a picture of each candidate is starting to emerge...(and it ain't pretty).

BREEDING PROBLEMS FOR THE DEMOCRATS! Mo' betta jokes at http://dajoker.ning.com - the free network for anonymous joke tellers to publish videos of them telling their best (clean to obscene) jokes.

Mitt Romney is runner for President of the United States of America. Find out more about this Republican Candidate.

Senator John McCain responds to an answer in the third Republican debate.

Ron Paul's Answers at the Rep. Debate 6-5-07

Joel discusses presidential candidate Mitt Romney?s track record on a woman?s right to choose and how a Republican colloquialism is coming back to bite them in the ass.

All things just keep getting Redder. Starring: Ann Coulter, Bob Novak, Pat Robertson, Tucker Carlson and Rush Limbaugh* Written and Directed by: Clay Robeson Moronlife Season two; Summer Special Episode. *all celebrities impersonated by cardboard cutouts, no endorsement should be assumed or implied

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So what do I have for you today? Kansas, the state that votes about 90 percent Republican (well, at least 70 per cent) regardless of how crappy the candidate is finally gets screwed by Bush. With National Guard troops and needed equipment in Iraq, there is nobody to clean up the mess left by a major tornado. Gonzogate is back. The attorney firing scandal may be part of what was a wide plan to suppress Democratic voters at the poll. Keith and Rachael Maddow discuss. The Yankees pay an obscene amount of money to a 44 year old pitcher to pitch for half of a year. When you have money to burn, I guess you burn. I mean, has Roger Clemens suddenly become impoverished that he really needs to do this? And now you know why I am no longer a baseball fan. Ridiculous. Bush insults the Queen, Lou Dobbs and Bill Orally make worst persons list.

Hillary Clinton wants to de-authorize the war in Iraq. Keith Comments on the Republican Debate. All you need to know about that is if you are a white male who believes a woman's place is on a Betty Crocker box, or if you want to double up the deaths in Iraq, if you are anti-stem cell research, if you like us to be beholding to big corporations and big business, if you believe some lawmaker knows more about what a woman should be able to do with her body more than her or her doctor , if you don't believe in the separation of church and state, then vote for one of these idiots. More on Karl Rove's involvement in Gonzogate. A segment on the the police attacking protestors in L.A. Britney gives a very short concert and it's 45 days in the pokey for Paris Hilton. Oddball plays of the month.

Gino talks about why he considers himself a Republican right now and why, if you could see who was operating the camera, you'd rather be watching her than him. He makes a good point!

Secret 'Hookergate' Indictment Led to Ouster Several little-noticed recent developments point towards major fireworks still to come in the current series of Republican scandals.... Fired San Diego U.S. Attorney Carol Lam has disclosed the existence of a still-secret and presumably-sealed indictment of an as-yet unknown individual in the Randy ‘Duke’ Cunningham “Hookergate” Scandal, issued by her office at the same time as indictments were made public last month of defense contractor Brent Wilkes and former CIA No 3. man Kyle “Dusty” Foggo, the MadCowMorningNews has learned..

Former republican guards army chief reveals that the US used Neutron bombs in the battle of Baghdad