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    Most of it’s a twofer, because not only is it all good news for conservatives, it’s all contrarian good news for conservatives: "Everyone thinks that Bush’s low approval rating/McCain’s poor fund-raising and poll numbers/the American public’s dislike of Sarah Palin is bad for Republicans, but if you look beyond the conventional wisdom of our liberal media overlords, you may be surprised to learn…" Chait makes a good point about the Standard relative to the National Review. Full Article at Balloon Juice
    Everyone thinks that Bush’s low approval rating/McCain’s poor fund-raising and poll numbers/the American public’s dislike of Sarah Palin is bad for Republicans, but if you look beyond the conventional wisdom of our liberal media overlords, you may be surprised to learn…
    SOURCE: Balloon Juice 3 weeks ago
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  1. A magazine like National Review specializes in making the case for conservative ideas.
    SOURCE: Balloon Juice 3 weeks ago
  2. Eli Wiesel should just go back to Indonesia.
    SOURCE: Balloon Juice 3 weeks ago

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