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In a skit titled "Halloween Party", Senator Obama wore an Obama Mask himself. The November 2007 skit was a parody of "Senator Barack Obama stops by the Clintons for a Trick or Treat". <

Links to the "Beach Impeach" site were frequent on Dem. Underground last week. As if their Bush-hatred wasn't bad enough, their "christmas carols" page really takes the cake. Where does one start? The misappropriation of Xmas Carols? The misspelling of "Antarctica?" The fact that polar bears don't live in Antarctica? Although the first carol was amusing unschooled piffle, the rest unfortunately are pure Bush-hatred and 9/11 conspiracy-theorist dreck. Must the Dems pander to such pitiful self-demeaning wingnuttery?

Moonbat Party in LA Remember “Not In Our Name” (lgf: search)? I was rather surprised to find out they’re still around, but a reader forwarded this barely literate announcement of an upcoming NION event this weekend at the Federal Building in Westwood, Los Angeles. Please put down your drink before reading.Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 1:11 PM Subject: [actionla] Saturday October 8th - OCCUPY THE OCCUPIERS 2: Concert to Drive Out the BUSH REGIME! - Westwood Federal Building - 1PM Until AFTER Dark OCCUPY THE OCCUPIERS 2: Concert to Drive Out the BUSH REGIME! THIS Saturday October 8th Westwood Federal...

From Redefining Progress Wednesday, July 21, 2004 Groundbreaking Study on the Impact of Climate Change: Unequal Burden on African Americans (Washington, DC) The Center for Policy Analysis and Research (CPAR), the policy arm of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc., (CBCF) released its study this morning, containing startling new information on the impact of climate change on the African American community. The study, commissioned by CPAR, and conducted by the Oakland, CA research firm Redefining Progress, forecasts a difference in the impact of climate change on people of various socioeconomic and racial groups. "We are long past the point where...

<p>There is the wild and crazily cute fetish-object success of the Mini Cooper and the minor sensation that is the eco-friendly GOP-smackin' Toyota Prius and the imminent arrival of the insanely funkytiny DaimlerChrysler Smart car in the U.S., maybe, someday soon, let's hope.</p>

May 19, 2003 Jeremy Sandford, 72, Playwright Concerned With Homelessness LONDON, May 18 (AP) — Jeremy Sandford, whose 1967 television play "Cathy Come Home" made homelessness the subject of a national debate in Britain, died on Monday in Hatfield, north of London. He was 72. The cause of death was not disclosed. "Cathy Come Home," directed by Ken Loach, told of an impoverished couple who become homeless. The social workers they meet are shown as unfeeling and unhelpful, and they remove the children from their distraught mother. The film resulted in some local authorities' discontinuing their policy of separating poor...

<p>ONCE A YEAR, like migratory birds, the five of us arrive at Point Reyes National Seashore for a three-day reunion. We take over a small inn, leave behind husbands, children and challenging careers. We take long hikes, eat leisurely meals and talk interminably about our families and work.</p>