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[The Agitator] The Agitator » Blog Archive » Obama Follows Cheney's Lead on ...: “Yeah, but this is so blatant, certainly the MSM is going to call him out on it, right? Right in a press conference or something someone will read to him from his campaign literature and ask how he reconciles that against his actions, right?”

[QandO] When It Comes To Covering Obama, The Media Stinks | QandO: Listening to NPR yesterday while on the way to work, I was mildly surprised to hear a largely skeptical report on this idea of jobs “created or saved.”  I can’t rememvber the name of the guy they were extensively quoting, but I think he was from AEI.  He called it a “silly” and “meaningless”

[Larry Who] Barack Obama, Black Liberation Theology, and Abortion (Part 2): James Cone mentioned in Part 1, you have learned a few things about Black Liberation Theology. This would lead you to believe that BLT has a few kinks in it, but over all, it seems rather harmless.

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[Political Animal] The Washington Monthly: That his campaign and supporters think he has already withstood incredible attack politics from the Clintons when if anything the Clintons have been more retrained than I expected (I suspect so for two reasons, the message of hope being so attractive within the Dem primary so to go too negative plays into that meme, and that the MSM have shown a remarkable tendency to take attacks on his record and history as somehow racially tinged, which the Obama camp has been fine with not challenging despite his supposed postpartisan approach to politics, obviously because it helped him again acting just like a typical politician playing the same old politics) over the past month tells me he is far less vetted than his supporters believe. I also have seen him benefit from major media support (which many of his supporters seem to think will continue once he is the nominee even against McCain the media darling of the past 8 years as well as the history of the media always turning against the Dem nominee in the general) because of the clear anti-Clinton bias within many of the MSM as documented by MediaMatters and the Daily Howler for many years now working in his favour, at least for now, once she is eliminated I doubt that will last much beyond that point.

[The Volokh Conspiracy] The Volokh Conspiracy - "Objectively Pro-Fascist":: THIS is why I regard statists of all stripes as objectively pro-tyranny. While most such individuals have no intention of bringing us to such a pass, that does not alter their responsibility for failing to understand the difference between where they want or imagine their ideas to lead, and where those ideas will *actually* lead.

[Political Animal] The Washington Monthly: Ferraro's statement was newsworthy because (1) she had been on a Democratic national ticket, which gives a kind of lifetime focus, (2) in her particular case, she had only been on the ticket as a strategy to excite voters, based upon her gender, not her deep resume, lending her statements a deep hypocrisy, and (3) her statements linked in with a long series of Clinton campaign statements and actions that at a minimum raise the temperature of the race issue in the first election cycle in which a major party candidate may well be African-American. (I read your earlier post and agree that some of those statements were blown out of proportion, but that doesn't make them disappear completely or moot the question of why the campaign has had such a stream of these little racial teasers.)

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