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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Huh?
I just read the following online: WASHINGTON — None of the 26 buildings in the new $740 million U.S. Embassy complex in Baghdad is ready to be occupied. Fire alarms intended to safeguard more than 1,000 U.S. government employees aren’t … Continue reading
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Irrelevant
Ralph Nader has officially become irrelevant. No one can say with a straight face that there is no difference between the two parties. I agree with the Yakima Herald. His time has passed.
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Obama’s “Yes We Can” Video Wildly Popular, But Will It Translate into Votes in November?
Given all the hype, one simply must listen to “Yes We Can,” the Barack Obama video that’s been called the most influential video ever seen on YouTube. In Spanish, it’s Si, Se Puede! As of Monday, the musical video received … Continue reading
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Wow! Can I really be agreeing with the three amigos?
In Sunday’s, Feb 24th edition of the Yakima Herald they editorialize on HB3292. This bill would have required that government have an audiotape of all executive session meetings. i.e. meetings that are closed to the public. The bill never made … Continue reading
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“West Side” bails us out again!!
Levy’s throughout the Yakima Valley passed with the simple majority thanks to the West of the Cascades voters who, last November, offset the Yakima County negative vote on removing the supermajority rule. It’s a good thing that Yakima voters didn’t … Continue reading
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Why Judges and Reporters Don’t Vote in Primary Elections or Attend Caucuses
Judges and newspaper reporters – among other public officials and figures – are staying away from primary elections and caucuses because of ethical and legal considerations and out of fear of being targeted by special interest groups who use requests … Continue reading
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Hilary?
Anybody out there still think there’s a way Hilary can win? If so, how?
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Don’t forget to vote!
I know, for us Democrats, the primary doesn’t count. But don’t forget that in many places there will be school levies on the ballot.
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Remember those annoying kids in high school…
In high school, there were the popular kids and the nerds. But, remember the people in the middle. Some kids would be able to flit from group to group making friends with everybody from the cheerleaders to the football team … Continue reading
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Fearing Gets Good Coverage On Announcement
George Fearing, our great candidate set to oust Bush-rubberstamper Doc Hastings, got around the district a couple days ago talking about the need for a real check on the power of the President. The Columbia Basin Herald did a nice … Continue reading
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