Capitol Hill Blue reports that the Wellstone memorial/campaign rally was staged from the start. Wellstone campaign manager Jeff Blodgett’s apology was also part of the plan to “provide party deniability.”
“Democratic Operatives Planned, Engineered Wellstone Political Rally” [via Power Line]
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Power Line summarizes the last few days of the Minnesota Senate race:
We’ve posted a lot on the Minnesota Senate race over the last two days, and I thought it might be helpful to try to synthesize where we think things currently stand. The most fundamental point is this: The Democrats had hoped that there would […]
HUMOR: ScrappleFace does it again.
“Democrats Mourn Oddity: Man of Conscience”
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Libertarian Congressional candidate Stephanie Sailor asks this question:
Can an underdog candidate on a budget of $0 compete against the heavily-funded Democratic Machine?
No! [via ETWOF]
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PaleoWatch:
Some sense has come to anti-warrior Justin Raimondo. He’s not going to any more anti-war rallies run by Communists. He writes:
The movement has been hijacked by a bunch of neo-Stalinists, who, oddly enough, utilize their hopped-up “radical” rhetoric in the service of the most conventional Democratic party politics imaginable.
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Okay, so I marched this […]
Need a reason to vote for Scott McCallum for Governor? How about the strike the teachers’ union (WEAC) is threatening in a memo if Jim Doyle isn’t elected? If Doyle is elected, the union will postpone a planned Nov. 9 meeting to decide what actions to take “up to and including a strike.” […]
Power Line is covering the Mondale-Coleman race, picking apart yesterday’s Star Tribune poll results.
“Minnesota Poll: Mondale leads Coleman 47% to 39%”
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To GOP readers in Minnesota, Missouri, New Hampshire, and anywhere else there’s a competitive Senate race: If you’re feeling a little down over a Daschle-controlled Senate, watch this RNC cartoon and it will pump you up. [via Drudge]
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David Horowitz labels last weekend’s anti-war protesters “Communists.” Horowitz is more afraid of them than I am. He writes:
The fact that a movement of America-hating communists, who regard their own country as the enemy and who sympathize with America’s terrorist adversaries should be able to marshal 100, 000 activists is a cause for […]
Ted Rall accuses President Bush of killing Sen. Wellstone and then has the gall to claim such an accusation is Bush’s fault. Rall writes:
The fact that we’re having this discussion at all is a symptom of the polarizing effect that Bush and his top dogs have had on the United States since assuming office […]
The whole reason I cared about fall television happened last night. 24 began with another awful day in the life of (now) ex-government agent, Jack Bauer. This time, instead of saving a Presidential candidate (who we find out ended up winning) and protecting his family (only his daughter survived), Bauer has to stop […]
Sen. Wellstone’s memorial service hasn’t taken place yet and already Dems and Republicans are staking out positions.
“A Truce in Politics? Not for Long”
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PunchtheBag on the Neocon/Paleocon battle that only Pat Buchanan is fighting:
It’s not hard to understand why the paleos are the Cincinnati Bengals of the conservative movement. Like the Bengals they have no organization and they can’t compete on the playing field. Paleos enjoy the smug satisfaction of their blogs and gold standard meetings […]
Gov. Ventura predicts that the U.S. Senate race in Minnesota will end up in court. He also said he may appoint an interim Senator if Congress is called into a lame duck session.
“Ventura Says Results of Senate Election will Likely be Challenged” [via Townhall.com]
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Philosophy and Literature is no more because The Chronicle of Higher Education bought Arts & Letters Daily. A&LD shut down a few weeks ago because its owner Lingua Franca went bankrupt.
Now, can my head stop spinning?
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