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Ann Coulter: Election 2009: Change I Can Believe In!

MSNBC, Aug. 31, 2009, Keith Olbermann on Robert F. McDonnell, Republican candidate for governor of Virginia: "In (McDonnell's master's thesis), he described women having jobs as detrimental to the family, called legalized use of contraception... Full Article at Town Hall

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  1. Human Events Online logo
    Election 2009: Change I Can Believe In!
    2 weeks ago

    -- MSNBC, Aug. 31, 2009, Keith Olbermann on Robert F. McDonnell, Republican candidate for governor of Virginia: "In (McDonnell's master's thesis), he described women having jobs as detrimental to the family, called legalized use of contraception... Full Article at Human Events Online

  2. Dallas Morning News logo
    Mark Davis: Of course these votes were about Obama
    3 weeks ago

    Now this is change I can believe in. Remember the stories written one year ago today, the morning after the Barack Obama win? It wasn't just about him, said the prevailing analysis. Full Article at Dallas Morning News

  3. Wall Street Journal logo
    Political Parties Weigh 2010 Strategies
    3 weeks ago

    By Peter Wallsten and Jonathan Weisman WASHINGTON -- Republicans and Democrats began readjusting strategies as they sifted through the results of Tuesday's off-year elections for clues about how to gain ground in next year's nationwide Congressional... Full Article at Wall Street Journal

  4. CNN logo
    Gibbs dismisses losses as 'local elections'
    3 weeks ago

    WASHINGTON (CNN) – White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs dismissed Democratic electoral defeats in New Jersey and Virginia as "two very local elections" that say nothing about President Barack Obama's standing with the American people right now. Full Article at CNN

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  1. It's hard to pick national trends out of local elections
    Robert Gibbs – Robert Gibbs SOURCE: CNN 3 weeks ago
  2. It proves anger can get 45 percent of the vote ... It doesn't win a lot of elections.
    Robert Gibbs – Robert Gibbs SOURCE: CNN 3 weeks ago
  3. They're trying to re-create their whole record and say that they've had this conversion experience on the road to Election Day
    Tim Kaine – Tim Kaine SOURCE: GOPUSA 3 weeks ago
  4. Everywhere we go, the crowds are two times, three times bigger than we've ever seen before. I think there are a couple of reasons for that. No. 1 is we're tired of losing and we're ready to win again
    – Bill Bolling SOURCE: GOPUSA 3 weeks ago
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