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previous issue March 3 |

Deliverance or Diversion?
by Paul KrugmanNow, nobody would mistake Mr. Obama for a Republican — although contrary to claims by both supporters and opponents, his voting record places him, with Senator Clinton, more or less in the center of the Democratic Party, rather than in its progressive wing.
She's Not My Cup of Tea
by Elinor LipmanMay I advance the notion that in the year 2008, a woman may dislike a fellow woman and not be considered a traitor to her gender?
McCain Resurrected
by Matt TaibbiThe Arizona Senator has gone from laughingstock to presumptive nominee by campaigning for World War III. So why do conservatives fear him?
The McCain/Gitmo Connection
by Mary PittIf Senator John McCain is a "natural-born" American citizen due to his birth on a military base of the United States in a foreign nation, then Guantanamo, being a U.S. military base should be governed by the Constitution of the United States and the military tribunals are as illegal as they would be if they were held in Cleveland, However, if the U.S. military courts in Guantanamo are legal under the Constitution, then John McCain cannot be deemed to be a "natural-born" citizen and is ineligible to run for the office of President.
Video: Religion and Politics
from Bill Maher's Real TimeBill Maher and company do a little religion bashing.
The Stupid Season
by M. Kane Jeeves (Ed Naha)In the 19th Democratic presidential candidate debate two weeks ago, following a laughable attempt by Hillary Clinton to come off as a diminutive Don Rickles, Barack Obama gave the camera a WTF? look and ascribed Clinton’s “Xerox” moment as being linked to “the silly season” of politics. I respectfully disagree. I think it represented the unrelenting “stupid season” of politics. |

