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Mon Nov 23
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11/06/09
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[www.kgw.com] #politics
11/06/09
Chris Dudley : Bill Bradley ::
(A) cheese nips : Cheez-Its
(B) Sean Salisbury : Anyone with a proper chemical balance
(C) Marion Berry : Rudy Guiliani
(D) steak-ums : Tony Luke's #politics
11/06/09
11/06/09
A Yalie in Mahonia Hall? Bully to him! #politics
10/14/09
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10/14/09
You mean, like being on a train to Dachau? Yeah, I can imagine the tension.
Is the Nazi meme tired yet? Apparently not.
10/14/09
10/14/09
/seen the ovens, searching for a joke
10/14/09
The Civil Rights Act was the most visible symbol of change in that status quo, but by 1964 Jim Crow was still the law in much of the south. That year's Republican and Democratic national conventions both featured strong grassroots movements opposing the Civil Rights Act and the social change it represented.
The Democrats rejected George Wallace, but the Republicans nominated Barry Goldwater, leading many of the more racist Democratic politicians to change parties (notably Strom Thurmond and Jesse Helms).
Looking back, we know that Goldwater and Wallace failed. But from the perspective of a black man in 1964 who only knew that one of America's major political parties had just committed all of their resources to overturning the Civil Rights Act and returning America to the Jim Crow era in which he grew up, it doesn't sound like an unreasonable comparison.
10/14/09
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10/14/09
Craggs seems well educated...jury's still out on Barry.
I kid...I kid.
10/14/09
10/14/09
What's that? A j-school's worth nothing? Oh, carry on then.
10/14/09
10/13/09
10/13/09
From a wheelchair?
10/13/09
Considering the source, that is one of the most mindblowing statements I have ever seen. Obviously he was the right man at the right time for baseball if he endured all that and still had this much perspective. Wow!
/dick joke
09/17/09