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It's lunchtime on the East coast. I'm back at work. Here's an open thread for you, with the caveat below still in effect.
This site will not host personal attacks against Sarah Palin, rumors of a personal nature or a discussion of her personal life or that of her children. All such comments will be deleted and repeat offenders banned.
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A personal note --I am not comfortable with writing about this election right now. I am not comfortable with the behavior of some Democrats and Left blogs regarding Sarah Palin. Of course everyone is entitled to their own views on this and I respect that. But I am entitled to mine as well. I am going to take a break and see how I feel next week.
I want to add that I believe the Obama/Biden campaign has handled the Palin matter with considerable decency and political aplomb. I applaud their behavior.
One last thing, I recommend Bob Herbert's column today.
I speak for me only of course.
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Again, we are not discussing Gov. Sarah Palin's family issues. Zero tolerance policy.
But, I won't be silenced from discussing reasons to oppose her and the Republican party.
- Max Blumenthal in The Nation: Ultra-Right Wing Christian Cabal Vetted Palin In MN Last Week
- Katha Pollit, The Nation, Wrong Woman for the Job
- Arianna Huffington: Saving the GOP and the Unbearable Lightness of Being Sarah Palin:
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I hope some of you take some time to celebrate the holiday. The summer sure went by fast.
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It made landfall this morning.
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Who knew Jimi Hendrix would be posing the seemingly seminal question of the election? (According to some folks anyway.)
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According to this story, Joe Lieberman was John McCain's preferred choice for VP. Ultimately, he listened to advisers who gave him the obvious news: McCain-Lieberman was a losing ticket if he wanted to hold his base.
For weeks, advisers close to the campaign said, Mr. McCain had wanted to name as his running mate his good friend Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, the Democrat turned independent. But by the end of last weekend, the outrage from Christian conservatives over the possibility that Mr. McCain would fill out the Republican ticket with Mr. Lieberman, a supporter of abortion rights, had become too intense to be ignored.
Polling didn't help McCain pick Sarah Palin since "virtually no one had heard of her, a McCain adviser said." She beat out Tim Pawlenty and Mitt Romney because she had "glowing reviews from influential social conservatives" and McCain felt he needed an "attention-grabbing choice." [more ...]
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The Florida Gators stomped the Rainbows Warriors of Hawaii 56-10. Michigan lost its home opener for the second year in a row, this time to Utah, 25-23. It was a good day.
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For me, Saturday means college football. And today the Florida Gators open their season hosting the Rainbow Warriors (I do not care what June Jones said) of Hawaii at 12:30. LSU moved up its game in Baton Rouge with Appalachian State to 11 this morning because of Gustav's approach.
What game, if any, will you be focused on?
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You're on your own. Play nice and please think before you post.
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