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    Published: 07/20/09

    Sarah Palin Farewell Tour: The Start of Something Big?

    By  Emily Miller
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    Since announcing her resignation on July 3, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has been all over the state for what seems to be a farewell tour, Alaska style. Palin has been waxing poetic about her state, giving the impression she is moving on to greater things -- a run for president. When asked by the Associated Press about the purpose of the tour, she denied it was goodbye, saying, "It's more like thanks for letting me be here and I'll see you soon." ...

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    Published: 11/6/08

    Obama Wins North Carolina

    By  Liza Porteus Viana
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    Obviously, this changes nothing in terms of who won the presidency. But it does mean that Barack Obama's candidacy helped redraw the electoral map even more than anyone thought.The Associated Press is now giving Obama North Carolina, concluding that there aren't enough uncounted ballots left for John McCain to overcome his lead. That win gives Obama 364 Electoral College votes, with Missouri the only state that's too close to call.North Carolina has traditionally been a solid red state, along with Virginia and Indiana, which Obama also won.No Democratic presidential hopeful has won North ...

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    Published: 11/5/08

    Our Next President Speaks

    By  Christopher Weber

    And what a speech it was. ...

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    Published: 11/5/08

    What We Did and What We Need to Do

    By  Mark Impomeni
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    The polls have closed and the nation's voters have spoken. Sen. Barack Obama has been elected as the 44th President of the United States. The results were closer than the overwhelming landslide that many predicted, but a landslide is not necessary to elect a president. Looking at the election results, one thing is abundantly clear, this election was a complete and thorough repudiation of George W. Bush. In doing so, voters rejected Bush the man as much if not more than the Bush presidency.Exit polls show that over 70% of voters disapproved of the job George W. Bush did as president. Two-thirds ...

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    Published: 11/4/08

    Presidential Results Live Thread

    By  Liza Porteus Viana
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    Barack Obama has been elected the 44th president of the United States. At 11 p.m. on the dot, as West Coast polls closed, the major news networks called the election for the Democratic senator. Obama won California, Hawaii, Oregon, Washington, giving him 324 electoral votes to John McCain's 120.12:25 a.m., Obama had 338 electoral votes to McCain's 156. Signing off for the night...America will wake up to a new day...12 midnight: Obama takes the stage in Grant Park, saying for anyone out there who ever doubted change like this could happen in the United States, or ever doubted what someone in ...

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    Published: 11/4/08

    Best Concession Speech Ever?

    By  Christopher Weber

    I've never seen a candidate more gracious in defeat than was John McCain tonight. It was a perfect speech, delivered with humility and grace, sounding all the right notes. Over the past few weeks as his campaign saw victory slipping away, things got a little ugly out on the trail. It was hard for me to recognize the McCain that I once held in high esteem. There was a time I thought he'd make a fine president. Tonight I believe I was right; he would make a fine president. But it was not to be, and McCain holds no grudges. He made it perfectly clear that he serves his country first. Politics is ...

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    Published: 11/4/08

    Paint the White House Black

    By  David Knowles

    If you're a Democrat, then you're having a big 'ol dance party right about now. May I suggest the following song, courtesy of George Clinton's ground-breaking 70's group, Parliament? To my friends on the right, yes, the title of this post, and the song lyrics are metaphorical. Yes, "real America" has voted, and it's pretty proud that the country has made history and looked beyond the idiocy of bogus attacks on patriotism, and fear of middle names and race. Congratulations, President-elect Obama! ...

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    Published: 11/4/08

    Election Night - Comedy Central Party

    By  Tommy Christopher
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    One Down...Welcome to Election Day with Tommy Christopher! Here's what's going on. Tonight, I will be in New York at the Comedy Central viewing party, where I will be posting live updates and videos. You can see those on the next page. The bash starts at 8, but I will be posting updates before then, as well. Additionally, we are doing a special 4 hour edition of Unusable Signal, from 8pm until midnight, EDT. Wendy, Tom Fitzsimmons, and Caleb Howe will anchor. We'll have live results, commentary, and field reports. Yeah, I said it, field reports! I'll be calling in from New York, Caleb will ...

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    Published: 11/4/08

    President Barack 'Who's Sane' Obama

    By  Mo Rocca

    It's the Temperament, stupid.Pundits used to argue over whether voters care more about Personality or Policy when it comes to their choice for President. But like so many other pieces of outdated conventional wisdom, the Personality vs. Policy theory is kaput. Temperament, that aspect of personality that informs decision-making, is what's propelled Barack Obama over John McCain. For almost two years of campaigning -- and few of us knew who he was before he began campaigning for the big job -- he's been consistently smart, sensible and steady. In a word, Sane.In his selection of a vice ...

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    Published: 11/4/08

    85,000 in Manassas for Obama's Finale

    By  David Knowles

    Last night, Barack Obama had his final campaign rally in Manassas, Virginia. A huge crowd awaited him. Breaking from his traditional stump speech, he described an experience from the early days of the race. Enjoy: ...

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