Mid-term elections news
- 5 Oct 06, 03:53 PM
New York Times: When it comes to sexual scandal, American voters tend to be more rational than American politicians, the paper's leader column says. (link)
The Washington Post: In Media Notes, the Post's Howard Kurtz takes an in-depth look at the cloak and dagger machinations behind the breaking of the Mark Foley story. (link)
National Review: A round-up of political tidbits from the bi-weekly magazine's constantly updated website. (link)
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I think they still have a chance in spite of the Foley M E S`S,
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I cant rest until after the election. I still have plenty of conservative friends and relatives who still vote on one issue, abortion.
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