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How Much Time Should She Do?

by Benjamin T. Greenberg on 31. Oct, 2008 in election, politics, women and feminism

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John McCain’s Character

by Benjamin T. Greenberg on 28. Oct, 2008 in election, politics

In song: In prose: Just six months after being rebuked by the Senate Ethics Committee for exercising “poor judgment” when he interfered with federal regulators on behalf of a wealthy donor, Senator John McCain engaged in activities that may have constituted an abuse of his office for personal gain. In August 1991, McCain hosted a [...]

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McCain’s Self-Immolating Campaign

by Benjamin T. Greenberg on 11. Oct, 2008 in civil rights movement, election, friends, politics, race and racism, Weblogs

For an elaboration on why the McCain/Palin hate mongering is a losing strategy see Abby’s post. I feel like McCain is doing a great job appealing to the bottom 16th percentile…. And “shoring up” the bottom 16th percentile isn’t going to win him any elections. There’s just not enough population there. Let me tell you [...]

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When Is McCain Going to Denounce Anti-Semites in His Campaign?

by Benjamin T. Greenberg on 29. Feb, 2008 in antisemitism, politics, race and racism, Weblogs

A lack of time and nothing more to add lead me to give you this one whole cloth, by dnA over at his excellent blog, Too Sense. Anger over anti-Semitism on the American Right, when coming from the Goyim, has only to do with the fact that the vast majority of American Jews are white. [...]

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