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Undercover Blue: Extending The Obama Brand In 2010

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Think laterally. Act locally. Saturday, June 19, 2010. Extending The Obama Brand In 2010. In 2008, the Obama team's massive ground game left a few local party officials openly skeptical. In Western North Carolina, they wondered until late October where they fit into the Obama Election Day strategy, or if the strategy was simply all about Obama. It worked. In Buncombe County, Democrats won 36 of 36 races and tipped the state blue by 14,000 votes. In the 2010 midterms, however, the DNC and. That could be a...

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Undercover Blue: January 2010

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Think laterally. Act locally. Saturday, January 30, 2010. Bought and Paid For. Democracy. We bought it, we paid for it, and we're going to keep it." - Vote Murray Hill Incorporated. Murray Hill, Inc. adds. Murray Hill, Inc. wants to run in the Republican congressional primary in Maryland’s 8th district. "Clearly, I don't know how much more Republican a corporation can be," Murray Hill Inc., designated human spokesperson, Eric Hensal, told Thom Hartmann in an interview here. H/t Crooks and Liars. 8221; Cu...

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Undercover Blue: May 2010

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Think laterally. Act locally. Saturday, May 01, 2010. The Great American "I Told You So". In the current Rolling Stone. Matt Taibbi talks about the ridicule he and the editors caught last year over his big Goldman Sachs takedown, "The Great American Bubble Machine." The financial media cognoscenti had laughed at his suggestion that Goldman had committed securities fraud. Taibbi gets to laugh. Now, and it probably won't be his last:. Crossposted from Scrutiny Hooligans. Posted by Undercover Blue.

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Undercover Blue: Healthcaremageddon

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Think laterally. Act locally. Thursday, March 25, 2010. A post by David Frum, the former speechwriter for President George W. Bush, David Frum, that I cited Sunday night. Was all over the Net on Monday. Frum's take on the anti-government hysteria surrounding the health care debate included this:. Or – more exactly – with somebody whom your voters have been persuaded to believe wants to murder their grandmother? Okay, I’ll say it. Or shoot a few more cops. To kill him some liberals. Because Glenn Beck and...

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Undercover Blue: Grounded in reality

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Think laterally. Act locally. Sunday, April 04, 2010. Sandpoint (Idaho) Tea Party Patriots president Pam Stout's appeared last week on Letterman. To discuss her newfound interest in politics. Of the grandmotherly Stout's politics, Digby writes. Her politics aren't grounded in real life but in abstract concepts. Stout's group, the New York Times wrote in February. For instance, the Detroit Free Press reported last week. This year again, North Carolina faces high unemployment and another huge budget defici...

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Undercover Blue: The Irresponsibles

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Think laterally. Act locally. Sunday, April 15, 2007. Introduction: Past is Prologue. I ran across another article. From Town Hall – as I often do – left in the last stall in the men’s room at work. As in Being John Malkovich. It’s like a magic portal into the brain of conservative America. 8220;If you don't know the price tag of what you are buying, how can you know how much to buy? And, if someone else is picking up the tab, how do you know when to stop? Her thumbnail cost-benefit analysis concludes.

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Undercover Blue: Code Talkers

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Think laterally. Act locally. Sunday, May 06, 2007. Part 3: Bad Apples. Part 4: Code Talkers. Rhetorically, neoconservative spokesmen on television and on the blogs often practice a studied vagueness when advancing their agendas. Glenn Greenwald recently took them to task. For this evasiveness, citing debates at The National Review Online’s, The Corner:. Saddam / bin Laden. Saddam / September 11. The Vice-president was still using that technique in 2006. A large segment of the American people became conv...

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Undercover Blue: Bad Apples

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Think laterally. Act locally. Sunday, April 29, 2007. Part 2: "No American Left Behind". Part 3: Bad Apples. 8211; The New York Times. June 20, 2006. Cost-benefit analysis concluded that HPV vaccination was too expensive since “fewer than one-hundredth of 1 percent of the 108 million U.S. women older than 18 (0.009 percent) get cervical cancer and even fewer die from it.”. One-hundredth of one percent is too little when it comes to HPV vaccine. About $400 per teenage female under eighteen. They wouldn&#8...

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Undercover Blue: June 2010

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Think laterally. Act locally. Saturday, June 19, 2010. Extending The Obama Brand In 2010. In 2008, the Obama team's massive ground game left a few local party officials openly skeptical. In Western North Carolina, they wondered until late October where they fit into the Obama Election Day strategy, or if the strategy was simply all about Obama. It worked. In Buncombe County, Democrats won 36 of 36 races and tipped the state blue by 14,000 votes. In the 2010 midterms, however, the DNC and. That could be a...