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[R] ush is accusing Democrats calling on Burris to resign - led by Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin - of a double-standard, arguing that Ted Kennedy didn't resign from the Senate after the Chappaquiddick scandal in an interview with the Chicago Sun-Times.— Marisacat
The longer he's in office the more he'll be blamed for the ush economy.— Lowell Sun Forum
(R) ush, Hannity, Gingrich, Beck, O'Liely, Drudge, Dobs, etc.— Think Progress
October 9, 2000 ush is also seen as more emotionally open, ingenuously self-deprecating, so his larger distortions -- about skewing his tax cuts, raising less money than Gore for his campaign, giving more seniors drug coverage -- do not annoy people as much.— TIME.com: Top Stories
"Another thing the B*ush administration did was to place those who criticized them on a political watch list."
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