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Tag Archives: blog
Sarah Palin – Kuwait Gallery
Here at ASHC we get an enormous amount of traffic from people looking for Sarah Palin photographs. My friend Jason over on postpolitical says he’s experiencing the same phenomenon on his blog, and we took to calling it the hunt … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008, Lee's Page
Tagged Alaska, Alaska National Guard, blog, desert, gallery, government, images, Kuwait, Kuwati, MILF, military, National Guard, Palin, palinporn, photos, pics, pictures, public domain, Republican, Sarah Palin, search engine, traffic, troops, veep, vice president, vp, VPILF, websites
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Arkansas Democratic Party Chairman Has Been Shot
Arkansas Blog has the updates on this horrible tragedy. Arkansas State Democratic Party Chair Bill Gwatney was shot and critically wounded at State Democratic Party Headquarters on Capitol Avenue about 11:50 a.m. today, witnesses at the scene said. Police were … Continue reading
Posted in Chris' Page, Domestic Politics
Tagged Arkansas, Arkansas State Democratic Party, Bill Gwatney, blog, capitol avenue, car dealership, crime, crime scene, democratic, Grant County, headquarters, identity, murder, party, police, shootings, suspect, tragedy, victims, violence
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Bumper Sticker Politics
According to social psychologist William Szlemko, people who adorn their cars with bumper stickers are far more likely to engage in road rage. Seems like a perfectly sensible conclusion to me. Anyone who would in effect vandalize their own car … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged blog, bumper stickers, cars, Domestic Politics, social psychology, vandalism, Washington Post, William Szlemko
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Hanging it Up on Huckabee
A Huckabee blog calls it quits (sort-of). Facing the inevitability of McCain, he asks only that Huckabee “not look for or accept any positions in McCain’s cabinet.” Now there’s one of the first things I can agree with Huckabee supporters … Continue reading
A McCain for All Seasons
Michael Weiss casts about for reasons from the blog world to support McCain. I’m largely unmoved, but this is a particularly good line: “Where Joe Lieberman has been unable to cast himself as a Scoop Jackson Democrat, McCain has had … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged blog, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Democrat, John McCain, McCain, Michael Weiss, Republican, Scoop Jackson
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African wages, high and sticky?
Hat tip: Tyler. Chris Blattman has a conjecture, possibly high wages in Africa are holding back growth: One thing that has always struck me in the African countries I have worked is that the real wages (i.e. wages adjusted for … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Developmental economics, Economics, Lance's Page, social science
Tagged Africa, blog, China, Chris Blattman, government, India, NGO's, wages
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A New Blog to Spotlight: Greater Surbiton
Start off with a look at his wonderful post and photo’s on the destruction of Serbia’s oldest theater. Then poke around, read who he is. Enjoy. Yet another part of the antitotalitarian left searching for what that means anymore: A … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Foreign affairs, Lance's Page
Tagged antitotalitarian, blog, leftist, Serbia
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