National Journal’s Charlie Cook rarely pulls punches in his “On Politics” column, but in last week’s piece, he really lambasted the Florida Democratic Party “leadership” for incompetence and alleged that Barack Obama was manipulating the situation to his advantage.
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Here’s a follow-up to our previous post on the Million Fag March, held recently in Topeka to protest Westboro Baptist Church. You guys looked great! Good job!
One of the best of the good things in life is victory and particularly moral victory. But to demand victory without an antagonist is to demand something with no meaning. If, then, goodness is to exist, there must at least be an antagonist to overcome.
— Sir William Temple (1881-1944), Archbishop of Canterbury



