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Neil Rogers stays
by Barry Jackson
Talk show host Neil Rogers, who had said he would leave WQAM-AM (560) at the end of the year rather than take a pay cut, instead agreed over the weekend to a new five-year contract with the station, station general manager Joe Bell said Sunday.Rogers' contract was to expire in December. His new deal runs through 2013. He's the only general talk host on a station otherwise dedicated to sports. | The bitter truth about America
by Doug Thompson
If Hillary Clinton manages somehow to wrest the Democratic Presidential nomination from Barack Obama, it will serve as a bitter reminder that telling the truth is all too often suicidal in politics.Obama told the truth when he said small town America is bitter about the declining quality of life. He told the truth when he said the small-minded cling to their guns and their religion as crutches to prop themselves up against the pathetic realities of their failed lives. | Our Good Catholic President Bush
by Dr. Gerry Lower
The Republican Party in the U.S. currently occupies a position which insists that there is no such thing as "honest" human "truth" and the right wing press goes right along with it all. This is to occupy the very same position occupied by the Roman Catholic Church over the past 1700 years. | Only criminal indictments can save this country
by xxdr_zombiexx
I know all the arguments against impeachment. It’s too late. The process is cheapened. "We can’t win". Whatever else. Blah. Blah. Blah.But at this point, all of that is moot - even though technically a Democratic president, a Democratic Attorney General, and a larger Democratic Congress can step up and at least mark some of the criminals that infested this Executive Branch over the past 8 years tagged with the stain of their heinous behaviors. | White women begin to turn away from Hillary Clinton
by David Lightman
Like many women over 50, Paula Houwen was eager to vote for Hillary Clinton for president."I was impressed when she was first lady. She wasn't the country's trophy wife," the 56-year-old suburban Philadelphia pharmacist recalled.Today, though, Houwen's no longer a Clinton fan. | Faith amd values, Obama and Clinton... but no McCain...
by John Nichols
The last Republican nominee for president, when asked to name his favorite philosopher, answered, "Christ – because he changed my heart."The next Republican nominee for president doesn't talk much about religion – his, or anyone else's.George Bush was all about his born-again religion in the 2000 and 2004 presidential. |
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