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CNN:
Palin and Hasselbeck blast ‘ridiculous’ wardrobe story — TAMPA, Florida (CNN) - Ensuring that news of the Republican National Committee's sartorial spending spree will remain in the headlines for at least one more news cycle, Sarah Palin on Sunday sounded off on the $150,000 wardrobe …
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New York Post:
PIT BULL TURNS ON MCMAVERICK — NOW PALIN'S BUCKING HER OWN TICKET — By CARL CAMPANILE in Mesilla, NM, and GINGER ADAMS OTIS in NY — Sarah Palin is the rogue elephant in the GOP war room. — The maverick mom is distancing herself from John McCain and blowing off the advice …
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Julie Bosman / New York Times:
Emphasizing Frugal Tastes, Palin Addresses Clothing Issue — TAMPA, Fla. — An exasperated Gov. Sarah Palin veered off script on Sunday to confront, as she called it, “the whole clothes thing.” — “You know, I tried to just ignore it,” Ms. Palin said, speaking to a crowd of thousands at a rally here.
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Jonathan Martin / Jonathan Martin's Blogs:
Palin talks clothes at length
Palin talks clothes at length
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The Politico, The Jed Report, The Democratic Daily, Stop The ACLU, The Raw Story, Hot Air and American Power
Dschabner / Political Radar:
Palin a Diva? Ruffled Feathers in McCain Camp
Palin a Diva? Ruffled Feathers in McCain Camp
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Crooks and Liars
Albert Aji / Associated Press:
US special forces launch rare attack inside Syria … DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - U.S. military helicopters launched an extremely rare attack Sunday on Syrian territory close to the border with Iraq, killing eight people in a strike the government in Damascus condemned as “serious aggression.”
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Yoav Stern and / Haaretz:
Syria: 8 dead in U.S. helicopter border strike from Iraq
Syria: 8 dead in U.S. helicopter border strike from Iraq
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Looking at the Left:
Festival of Obama, October 26, 2008 — Nine days before the 2008 Presidential election, the Obama campaign held a rally in Denver, a “blue” city in the important swing state of Colorado. Behind me, looking east towards the State Capitol, there were tens of thousands of people.
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American Power
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Little Green Footballs:
A Guillotine at the Obama Rally — Via El Marco, this is what was going on at Obama's festival today in Denver, Colorado. — 160 — sngnsgt :: 28 seconds ago
John / Power Line:
BARBARIANS AT THE GATES—OF THE WHITE HOUSE — I don't think there is any precedent in our history for the shameful manner in which the Left has treated Sarah Palin. Left-winger Andrew Sullivan gleefully posted a particularly disgusting example of the phenomenon today; it's a YouTube video titled “Red, White and MILF.”
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Andrew Sullivan / The Daily Dish:
Red, White And MILF — The new face of Republicanism: — How many Sarah Palins will be in Halloween parties this year?
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Redalert / www.redstate.com:
Stunning results in early voting in California. Smile redstaters — California has begun early voting already as well as mail-in balloting. The number of people who have gone in to vote in person has been extensive. The results so far prove what we had always suspected.
Bloomberg:
Obama Chants in Spanish With Denver Crowd of 100,000 — Oct. 26 (Bloomberg) — Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama, working to win over Latino voters in Colorado, chanted “si se puede,” or “yes we can,” in Spanish along with an outdoor crowd in Denver estimated at more than 100,000.
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Myglesias / Matthew Yglesias:
Republicans Assault Democratic Tracker While Rep. Wolf Does Nothing — Representative Frank Wolf (R-VA) is in what must be a tough race against Judy Feder because suddenly he's breaking out the attack ads on TV. And also looking on peacefully while his goons assault members of Feder's staff:
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MyDD
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Ross Douthat:
Rush Limbaugh Explains It all — This Rush Limbaugh monologue is a fascinating document, and should be required reading for anyone seeking to understand one of the most powerful conservative narratives emerging around the looming GOP debacle. For Rush, there are only two kinds of people …
Jonn Lilyea / This ain't Hell …:
More phony soldier stuff — This morning, as I began reading the Washington Times, my eyes were assaulted by this image; — This is an Obama supporter going into an Obama rally in Fayetteville, NC over this caption; … I get real suspicious of veterans who wear all of their medals when they're not in uniform.
Andrew Sullivan / The Daily Dish:
Goodbye To All That — Steve Chapman expresses the core reason for Obama's success: … It is what Reagan did as well. And the great crushing blow of this campaign is to have watched John McCain run a campaign that is, at its worst, “the systematic organization of hatreds.”
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The Heretik
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Jay / Stop The ACLU:
(Audio) Obama the Marxist — Update II: For those in the comments saying only Republicans care about redistrubtion of wealth, and that the poor folks who will vote for Obama want it and we are only helping Obama by exposing him as a marxist....Americans Oppose Redistributing Wealth 84% To 13%!
MSNBC:
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., Chuck Todd, Charlie Cook, Kelly O'Donnell — MR. TOM BROKAW: Our issues this Sunday: With just nine days to go, polls show Obama widening his lead over McCain while the Republican vice presidential nominee comes under increased criticism. What will be McCain's final message to undecided voters?
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Alexander Burns / The Politico:
Former GOP senator, vet backs Obama — Former Sen. Larry Pressler (R-S.D.), who was the first Vietnam veteran to serve in the United States Senate, is the latest Republican to back Sen. Barack Obama's presidential campaign, Politico learned Sunday. — Pressler, who said that in addition …
Financial Times:
Obama is the better choice — US presidential elections involve a fabulous expense of time, effort and money. Doubtless it is all too much - but, by the end, nobody can complain that the candidates have been too little scrutinised. We have learnt a lot about Barack Obama and John McCain during this campaign.