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Jul31	Republican Candidates Reject YouTube Format, Further Alienating Young Voters Claire Celsi July 31, 2007 Know More: Republican Presidential Candidates Bill Hobbs, CNN, Elephant Biz, John McCain, Mitt Romney, Republican presidential candidates, Ron Paul, YouTube debate As my friend Bill Hobbs points out on his blog Elephant Biz, the republican presidential candidates are dropping out of the CNN YouTube debate, citing "scheduling conflicts." The term "scheduling conflict" in this situation means, "I don't trust the format, I'm scared I might look stupid, and therefore I'm not showing up." Not all conservatives are defending the candidates' decision to stay out of the debate, and rightly so. It makes the candidates look as if they have something to hide, aren't comfortable with technology, and worse, as though younger voters don't matter. It's already pretty well documented that republicans are losing support among young people. So far, only Ron Paul and John McCain have accepted the offer to debate. Meanwhile, CNN is trying to "reschedule." Posted at 6:04 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul30	History Repeats Itself Claire Celsi July 30, 2007 The very first presidential election I was eligible to vote in was in November of 1984, six months after my high school graduation. Needless to say, I voted for Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro, the first woman ever to make... Continue Reading Posted at 7:43 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul29	Prescription Drug Ripoff: The Medicare Drug Benefit Congressional Vote Exposed Claire Celsi July 29, 2007 Billy Tauzin, the republican congressman who led the effort in the U.S. House to pass the Medicare prescription drug benefit, now works for Pharma, the leading lobbying group for the mega-flush pharmaceutical industry.The account on CBS's Web site is a... Continue Reading Posted at 9:28 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Sicko: Moore's Best Yet Claire Celsi July 29, 2007 In his best documentary yet, Michael Moore makes a startling case for universal health care and goes about debunking many of the myths about socialized medicine available in other countries.I have to admit that even I had bought into... Continue Reading Posted at 8:43 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul28	Liberal Blogosphere Promotes Fox Advertiser Boycott Claire Celsi July 28, 2007 The liberal blogosphere is promoting a boycott of Bill O'Reilly Show advertisers such as The Home Depot. News Hounds has a full list of advertisers here.What's the big hub-hub and why should you care?Bill O'Reilly is a hate-monger and... Continue Reading Posted at 12:36 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul27	Hillary and Barack Spat Reveals Republican Strategy Claire Celsi July 27, 2007 The Anything-You-Can-Do-I-Can-Do-Better between the Clinton and Obama campaigns continues to simmer, though the only ones who seem to be getting a charge out of it are republicans.My conservative counterpart over at the Elephant Biz finds the whole spit-spat between... Continue Reading Posted at 6:12 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul26	Alberto Gonzales' Terrible, Horrible, Very Bad, No Good Day Claire Celsi July 26, 2007 It's getting hotter in the hot seat for Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. FBI Chief Mueller contradicted Gonzales' version of the truth regarding a bizarre 2004 sick-bed confrontation with then-attorney general John Ashcroft.It seems our esteemed AG was trying to... Continue Reading Posted at 5:59 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Imperial King George: We Were Warned Claire Celsi July 26, 2007 James Madison, one of our founding fathers, years before he became our nation's fourth president warned us against letting the president use executive privilege to run affairs of the state:"In war," Madison wrote in 1795, at a time when... Continue Reading Posted at 6:13 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	The Long-Overdue Minimum Wage Increase Claire Celsi July 26, 2007 The new federal minimum wage rose $.70 Tuesday, from $5.15 an hour to $5.85. It will only affect workers in 20 states, since the other states have already enacted laws providing a higher wage. But for folks in states... Continue Reading Posted at 5:44 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul23	You Tube Debate: Follow the Leader Claire Celsi July 23, 2007 Watch the pack follow the leader.Hillary, thus far into the debate, is leading the pack. Most of the candidates look like deer caught in headlights. Chris Dodd, Mike Gravel and Joe Biden have an angry edge to them. I... Continue Reading Posted at 7:14 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul22	Republican Base Experiencing Mass Disillusionment Claire Celsi July 22, 2007 As desmoinesdem notes over at Bleeding Heartland, the republican rank and file base is experiencing a high level of disillusionment over what has become of their party.As a life-long democrat, I cannot even imagine leaving my party, for any reason.... Continue Reading Posted at 8:27 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul21	Hillary Has Cleavage! Somebody Pull the Fire Alarm! Claire Celsi July 21, 2007 The Washington Post article about Hillary Clinton's cleavage shows that women can be objectified even in the U.S. Senate. Continue Reading Posted at 6:01 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul20	Lord Voldemort Takes the Reigns...Albeit Briefly Claire Celsi July 20, 2007 In a coincidence too bizarre to ignore, Lord Voldemort will briefly become president while Bush undergoes a routine colonoscopy tomorrow. This is just too weird since it's happening the same week as the last Harry Potter book debut. Talk about... Continue Reading Posted at 7:52 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	The Brains Behind Democratic Victory: NDN Claire Celsi July 20, 2007 Democrats are ready to kick some elephant ass in 2008. Continue Reading Posted at 7:34 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	More Fun in Washington D.C. With Hillary and Dodd Claire Celsi July 20, 2007 Another fun couple of days in D.C.! I really enjoy getting on the Metro trains and zipping around the city without having to hassle with parking. Yesterday, we meet with our wise and kind Congressman Leonard Boswell, and Senator... Continue Reading Posted at 6:41 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul19	In Washington With Iowa Senator Tom Harkin Claire Celsi July 19, 2007 Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) has been inviting the 21st Century Forum (a group of young democrats to which I belong) to Washington D.C. for 14 years. This is my third trip. He never fails to disappoint us with a... Continue Reading Posted at 5:15 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul17	Those Who Live in Glass Houses Should Not Throw Stones Claire Celsi July 17, 2007 Read the body language of this photo and you might perceive that this is one pissed off lady. Well, she found out last week that her husband has been lying to her about soliciting prostitutes. These are the Vitters... Continue Reading Posted at 5:10 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul16	Compare Thomas Jefferson to George W. Bush Claire Celsi July 16, 2007 Later this week, I am headed to Washington D.C. to visit my old friend Senator Harkin. More on that later. Check back later in the week, I hope to have some photos from my trip and possibly even an... Continue Reading Posted at 9:01 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	McCain Implodes and He's Toast Claire Celsi July 16, 2007 Ok people, listen up. John McCain's campaign is imploding and its obvious to me that it is never going to recover. There are several factors working against him and as much as I delight in pointing them out, it is... Continue Reading Posted at 8:45 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul15	Follow the Money to Democratic Victory in 2008 Claire Celsi July 15, 2007 It has always been an unwritten rule in political fundraising. The conventional wisdom is that republicans will almost always raise more money than democrats for elections up and down the ticket. Democrats have always relied on grassroots campaign tactics... Continue Reading Posted at 8:27 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul14	The Regressive Tobacco Tax Should Convince Poor To Quit Claire Celsi July 14, 2007 The Senate Finance Committee, with broad bipartisan support, has agreed on a cigarette tax increase, which will be used to pay for the expansion of SCHIP, the childrens's health care program.The New York Times covered it well this morning:Under... Continue Reading Posted at 9:40 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul13	Bush's Insane Iraq Perceptions Claire Celsi July 13, 2007 George Bush is an insane cowboy, riding his pony through the world and our national discourse, seemingly deaf to the shouts of anger, immune to the rocks and garbage being thrown his way. He is the president who lives in... Continue Reading Posted at 5:37 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul12	The Week in Religious Bigotry Claire Celsi July 12, 2007 Earlier this week, Pope Benedict pronounced that,"Jesus only created one church" and therefore the rest of you peeps are not getting into heaven. I am paraphrasing a bit here, but this is exactly the reason that I believe religion is... Continue Reading Posted at 6:15 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Giuliani's 911 Legacy Called into Question by Firefighters Union Claire Celsi July 12, 2007 The International Association of Firefighters spent $70,000 to produce a video chronicling what they believe to be Rudy Giuliani's real legacy after 911. The video, which has been posted on YouTube to increase its visibility, contends that Giuliani was... Continue Reading Posted at 5:52 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul11	Fly Safely Home, Lady Bird Claire Celsi July 11, 2007 Lady Bird Johnson, born Claudia Alta Taylor and given her nickname by a baby nurse who proclaimed her as pretty as a "lady bird" died today.I think of her everytime I drive down one of our nation's uncluttered interstate... Continue Reading Posted at 10:05 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Glenn Beck: Uneducated About Global Warming Claire Celsi July 11, 2007 Glenn Beck baffles me. He is constantly complaining about people who bash him, yet he bashes those whom he doesn't agree with on a regular basis. It seems as though he is the rebel conservative, misunderstood "thinker..." Yadda Yadda. Beck... Continue Reading Posted at 5:28 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Former Surgeon General Carmona Speaks Out About Controlling Political Influence of Bush Administration Claire Celsi July 11, 2007 Dr. Richard Carmona, Surgeon General under the Bush Administration, is speaking out about the stiffling influence of politics on the decision-making process during his tenure.The New York Times covers it well this morning. The line that made me turn... Continue Reading Posted at 5:32 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul10	Top 10 Horrible Republicans Claire Celsi July 10, 2007 I've noticed so much flip-flopping and hypocracy in the republican party lately that I'd compare it to a smorgasboard! So much fodder, so little time to blog about it! So, I've compiled a top-ten right wing hypocrites list for your... Continue Reading Posted at 8:40 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 9	Bush Blocks Access to Children's Health Care Claire Celsi July 9, 2007 George W. Bush is against the Children's Health Insurance Program. Why am I not surprised? Continue Reading Posted at 6:33 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 8	Top Ten Reasons Fred Thompson Shouldn't Be President Claire Celsi July 8, 2007 Fred Thompson is not the savior of the republican presidental field. Continue Reading Posted at 12:18 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Religion and Politics Claire Celsi July 8, 2007 The mix of religion and politics is a volatile one. Continue Reading Posted at 11:11 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 6	Health Care is the Number One Campaign Issue Claire Celsi July 6, 2007 The presidential candidates are falling all over themselves to finish their health care plans and to explain their positions on fixing the health care system to their supporters.In survey after survey, health care comes in as the number one area... Continue Reading Posted at 5:53 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 5	Hillary Campaigning in Iowa Claire Celsi July 5, 2007 I took a little video of Hillary Clinton when I saw her the other day. Thought you might be interested. She talks a little bit about her childhood and how she has been helping children her whole adult life. ... Continue Reading Posted at 4:58 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 4	Al Gore's Son Arrested for Speeding and Drug Possession Claire Celsi July 4, 2007 Al Gore's only son, Al III, was arrested after driving his Toyota Prius at more than 100 miles per hour on a California freeway. At age 24, he is well beyond the reach of Al and Tipper Gore as... Continue Reading Posted at 9:09 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	What is a Liberal? Claire Celsi July 4, 2007 Being liberal is something to be very proud of. Continue Reading Posted at 10:57 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Attention All Presidential Campaigns: Sign Those Books! Claire Celsi July 4, 2007 Political campaigns are terrible about getting a candidate to sign memorabilia and returning it to its rightful owner. Continue Reading Posted at 9:26 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 2	Bush Sinks to a New Low in Pardoning Libby Claire Celsi July 2, 2007 George W. Bush might as well pardon Scooter Libby. He has no credibility left to lose. Continue Reading Posted at 9:32 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Bill is Still the One Claire Celsi July 2, 2007 Bill and Hillary Clinton take Iowa by storm this fourth of July weekend. Continue Reading Posted at 7:51 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Bill and Hillary Do Des Moines Claire Celsi July 2, 2007 Bill and Hillary Clinton campaign together in Iowa this week. Continue Reading Posted at 5:10 AM \| Permalink \| Comments

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Jul31	Republican Candidates Reject YouTube Format, Further Alienating Young Voters Claire Celsi July 31, 2007 Know More: Republican Presidential Candidates Bill Hobbs, CNN, Elephant Biz, John McCain, Mitt Romney, Republican presidential candidates, Ron Paul, YouTube debate As my friend Bill Hobbs points out on his blog Elephant Biz, the republican presidential candidates are dropping out of the CNN YouTube debate, citing "scheduling conflicts." The term "scheduling conflict" in this situation means, "I don't trust the format, I'm scared I might look stupid, and therefore I'm not showing up." Not all conservatives are defending the candidates' decision to stay out of the debate, and rightly so. It makes the candidates look as if they have something to hide, aren't comfortable with technology, and worse, as though younger voters don't matter. It's already pretty well documented that republicans are losing support among young people. So far, only Ron Paul and John McCain have accepted the offer to debate. Meanwhile, CNN is trying to "reschedule." Posted at 6:04 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul30	History Repeats Itself Claire Celsi July 30, 2007 The very first presidential election I was eligible to vote in was in November of 1984, six months after my high school graduation. Needless to say, I voted for Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro, the first woman ever to make... Continue Reading Posted at 7:43 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul29	Prescription Drug Ripoff: The Medicare Drug Benefit Congressional Vote Exposed Claire Celsi July 29, 2007 Billy Tauzin, the republican congressman who led the effort in the U.S. House to pass the Medicare prescription drug benefit, now works for Pharma, the leading lobbying group for the mega-flush pharmaceutical industry.The account on CBS's Web site is a... Continue Reading Posted at 9:28 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Sicko: Moore's Best Yet Claire Celsi July 29, 2007 In his best documentary yet, Michael Moore makes a startling case for universal health care and goes about debunking many of the myths about socialized medicine available in other countries.I have to admit that even I had bought into... Continue Reading Posted at 8:43 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul28	Liberal Blogosphere Promotes Fox Advertiser Boycott Claire Celsi July 28, 2007 The liberal blogosphere is promoting a boycott of Bill O'Reilly Show advertisers such as The Home Depot. News Hounds has a full list of advertisers here.What's the big hub-hub and why should you care?Bill O'Reilly is a hate-monger and... Continue Reading Posted at 12:36 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul27	Hillary and Barack Spat Reveals Republican Strategy Claire Celsi July 27, 2007 The Anything-You-Can-Do-I-Can-Do-Better between the Clinton and Obama campaigns continues to simmer, though the only ones who seem to be getting a charge out of it are republicans.My conservative counterpart over at the Elephant Biz finds the whole spit-spat between... Continue Reading Posted at 6:12 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul26	Alberto Gonzales' Terrible, Horrible, Very Bad, No Good Day Claire Celsi July 26, 2007 It's getting hotter in the hot seat for Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. FBI Chief Mueller contradicted Gonzales' version of the truth regarding a bizarre 2004 sick-bed confrontation with then-attorney general John Ashcroft.It seems our esteemed AG was trying to... Continue Reading Posted at 5:59 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Imperial King George: We Were Warned Claire Celsi July 26, 2007 James Madison, one of our founding fathers, years before he became our nation's fourth president warned us against letting the president use executive privilege to run affairs of the state:"In war," Madison wrote in 1795, at a time when... Continue Reading Posted at 6:13 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	The Long-Overdue Minimum Wage Increase Claire Celsi July 26, 2007 The new federal minimum wage rose $.70 Tuesday, from $5.15 an hour to $5.85. It will only affect workers in 20 states, since the other states have already enacted laws providing a higher wage. But for folks in states... Continue Reading Posted at 5:44 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul23	You Tube Debate: Follow the Leader Claire Celsi July 23, 2007 Watch the pack follow the leader.Hillary, thus far into the debate, is leading the pack. Most of the candidates look like deer caught in headlights. Chris Dodd, Mike Gravel and Joe Biden have an angry edge to them. I... Continue Reading Posted at 7:14 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul22	Republican Base Experiencing Mass Disillusionment Claire Celsi July 22, 2007 As desmoinesdem notes over at Bleeding Heartland, the republican rank and file base is experiencing a high level of disillusionment over what has become of their party.As a life-long democrat, I cannot even imagine leaving my party, for any reason.... Continue Reading Posted at 8:27 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul21	Hillary Has Cleavage! Somebody Pull the Fire Alarm! Claire Celsi July 21, 2007 The Washington Post article about Hillary Clinton's cleavage shows that women can be objectified even in the U.S. Senate. Continue Reading Posted at 6:01 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul20	Lord Voldemort Takes the Reigns...Albeit Briefly Claire Celsi July 20, 2007 In a coincidence too bizarre to ignore, Lord Voldemort will briefly become president while Bush undergoes a routine colonoscopy tomorrow. This is just too weird since it's happening the same week as the last Harry Potter book debut. Talk about... Continue Reading Posted at 7:52 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	The Brains Behind Democratic Victory: NDN Claire Celsi July 20, 2007 Democrats are ready to kick some elephant ass in 2008. Continue Reading Posted at 7:34 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	More Fun in Washington D.C. With Hillary and Dodd Claire Celsi July 20, 2007 Another fun couple of days in D.C.! I really enjoy getting on the Metro trains and zipping around the city without having to hassle with parking. Yesterday, we meet with our wise and kind Congressman Leonard Boswell, and Senator... Continue Reading Posted at 6:41 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul19	In Washington With Iowa Senator Tom Harkin Claire Celsi July 19, 2007 Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) has been inviting the 21st Century Forum (a group of young democrats to which I belong) to Washington D.C. for 14 years. This is my third trip. He never fails to disappoint us with a... Continue Reading Posted at 5:15 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul17	Those Who Live in Glass Houses Should Not Throw Stones Claire Celsi July 17, 2007 Read the body language of this photo and you might perceive that this is one pissed off lady. Well, she found out last week that her husband has been lying to her about soliciting prostitutes. These are the Vitters... Continue Reading Posted at 5:10 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul16	Compare Thomas Jefferson to George W. Bush Claire Celsi July 16, 2007 Later this week, I am headed to Washington D.C. to visit my old friend Senator Harkin. More on that later. Check back later in the week, I hope to have some photos from my trip and possibly even an... Continue Reading Posted at 9:01 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	McCain Implodes and He's Toast Claire Celsi July 16, 2007 Ok people, listen up. John McCain's campaign is imploding and its obvious to me that it is never going to recover. There are several factors working against him and as much as I delight in pointing them out, it is... Continue Reading Posted at 8:45 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul15	Follow the Money to Democratic Victory in 2008 Claire Celsi July 15, 2007 It has always been an unwritten rule in political fundraising. The conventional wisdom is that republicans will almost always raise more money than democrats for elections up and down the ticket. Democrats have always relied on grassroots campaign tactics... Continue Reading Posted at 8:27 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul14	The Regressive Tobacco Tax Should Convince Poor To Quit Claire Celsi July 14, 2007 The Senate Finance Committee, with broad bipartisan support, has agreed on a cigarette tax increase, which will be used to pay for the expansion of SCHIP, the childrens's health care program.The New York Times covered it well this morning:Under... Continue Reading Posted at 9:40 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul13	Bush's Insane Iraq Perceptions Claire Celsi July 13, 2007 George Bush is an insane cowboy, riding his pony through the world and our national discourse, seemingly deaf to the shouts of anger, immune to the rocks and garbage being thrown his way. He is the president who lives in... Continue Reading Posted at 5:37 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul12	The Week in Religious Bigotry Claire Celsi July 12, 2007 Earlier this week, Pope Benedict pronounced that,"Jesus only created one church" and therefore the rest of you peeps are not getting into heaven. I am paraphrasing a bit here, but this is exactly the reason that I believe religion is... Continue Reading Posted at 6:15 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Giuliani's 911 Legacy Called into Question by Firefighters Union Claire Celsi July 12, 2007 The International Association of Firefighters spent $70,000 to produce a video chronicling what they believe to be Rudy Giuliani's real legacy after 911. The video, which has been posted on YouTube to increase its visibility, contends that Giuliani was... Continue Reading Posted at 5:52 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul11	Fly Safely Home, Lady Bird Claire Celsi July 11, 2007 Lady Bird Johnson, born Claudia Alta Taylor and given her nickname by a baby nurse who proclaimed her as pretty as a "lady bird" died today.I think of her everytime I drive down one of our nation's uncluttered interstate... Continue Reading Posted at 10:05 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Glenn Beck: Uneducated About Global Warming Claire Celsi July 11, 2007 Glenn Beck baffles me. He is constantly complaining about people who bash him, yet he bashes those whom he doesn't agree with on a regular basis. It seems as though he is the rebel conservative, misunderstood "thinker..." Yadda Yadda. Beck... Continue Reading Posted at 5:28 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Former Surgeon General Carmona Speaks Out About Controlling Political Influence of Bush Administration Claire Celsi July 11, 2007 Dr. Richard Carmona, Surgeon General under the Bush Administration, is speaking out about the stiffling influence of politics on the decision-making process during his tenure.The New York Times covers it well this morning. The line that made me turn... Continue Reading Posted at 5:32 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul10	Top 10 Horrible Republicans Claire Celsi July 10, 2007 I've noticed so much flip-flopping and hypocracy in the republican party lately that I'd compare it to a smorgasboard! So much fodder, so little time to blog about it! So, I've compiled a top-ten right wing hypocrites list for your... Continue Reading Posted at 8:40 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 9	Bush Blocks Access to Children's Health Care Claire Celsi July 9, 2007 George W. Bush is against the Children's Health Insurance Program. Why am I not surprised? Continue Reading Posted at 6:33 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 8	Top Ten Reasons Fred Thompson Shouldn't Be President Claire Celsi July 8, 2007 Fred Thompson is not the savior of the republican presidental field. Continue Reading Posted at 12:18 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Religion and Politics Claire Celsi July 8, 2007 The mix of religion and politics is a volatile one. Continue Reading Posted at 11:11 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 6	Health Care is the Number One Campaign Issue Claire Celsi July 6, 2007 The presidential candidates are falling all over themselves to finish their health care plans and to explain their positions on fixing the health care system to their supporters.In survey after survey, health care comes in as the number one area... Continue Reading Posted at 5:53 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 5	Hillary Campaigning in Iowa Claire Celsi July 5, 2007 I took a little video of Hillary Clinton when I saw her the other day. Thought you might be interested. She talks a little bit about her childhood and how she has been helping children her whole adult life. ... Continue Reading Posted at 4:58 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 4	Al Gore's Son Arrested for Speeding and Drug Possession Claire Celsi July 4, 2007 Al Gore's only son, Al III, was arrested after driving his Toyota Prius at more than 100 miles per hour on a California freeway. At age 24, he is well beyond the reach of Al and Tipper Gore as... Continue Reading Posted at 9:09 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	What is a Liberal? Claire Celsi July 4, 2007 Being liberal is something to be very proud of. Continue Reading Posted at 10:57 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Attention All Presidential Campaigns: Sign Those Books! Claire Celsi July 4, 2007 Political campaigns are terrible about getting a candidate to sign memorabilia and returning it to its rightful owner. Continue Reading Posted at 9:26 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jul 2	Bush Sinks to a New Low in Pardoning Libby Claire Celsi July 2, 2007 George W. Bush might as well pardon Scooter Libby. He has no credibility left to lose. Continue Reading Posted at 9:32 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Bill is Still the One Claire Celsi July 2, 2007 Bill and Hillary Clinton take Iowa by storm this fourth of July weekend. Continue Reading Posted at 7:51 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Bill and Hillary Do Des Moines Claire Celsi July 2, 2007 Bill and Hillary Clinton campaign together in Iowa this week. Continue Reading Posted at 5:10 AM \| Permalink \| Comments

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