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Doubletake: Mitt the Menace
The SwampWe know you would rather read about cheerleaders than read this. This week marks the debut of Doubletake, a new feature on the Swamp. Every morning, Tribune correspondents James Oliphant and Jim ("Krazy Eyez Killah") Tankersley discuss the news......Tags: New York, Political Candidates, Evan Bayh, Elections, Mitt Romney
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Bush won't sway Putin on Georgia
The Swampby Frank James The limits of the U.S.'s ability to influence the course of international events are particularly on display right now as Russian leaders ignore U.S. demands to end their use of military force against the Georgians. President Bush,......Tags: Multi-Sport Events, NBC (tv network), Vladimir Putin, Olympic Games, Heads of State
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Washington Post in East Hemisphere, WatchDog in West
WatchdogThe Washington Post's sports media blogger is filing from Beijing these days. Check out his amusing interview with Craig Sager, who isn't wearing his trademark sports jackets during the Games. I'd have been in China, too, of course. But my...... -
If Obama loses, look past skincolor
The Swampby Frank James Earlier this week it was David Brooks in the New York Times's pages who dismissed the importance of skin color, and all the baggage that comes with, in the closeness of the presidential contest. Today it's Michael......Tags: Political Candidates, Primaries, Elections, David Brooks, John McCain
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Edwards affair began early: Hunter friend
The Swampby Mark Silva Former Sen. John Edwards' extramarital affair started well before the former candidate for president and nominee for vice president has admitted, according to Pigeon O'Brien, a friend of Edwards' campaign videographer and mistress, Rielle...Tags: Political Candidates, Elections, National Government, Elizabeth Edwards, Hunting
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Colin Powell to back Obama: Bill Kristol
The Swampby Mark Silva and updated. Bill Kristol, conservative commentator and magazine publisher, tells FOX News Channel today that retired Army Gen. Colin Powell, who served as President Bush's Secretary of State, plans to endorse Democratic candidate Barack...Tags: National Security, Political Candidates, Elections, National Government, Defense
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U.S. baseball team beats Netherlands, over many hours
WatchdogThe Washington Post's sports blogger still is in Beijing filing interesting stuff. Here is his account of a baseball game between the U.S. and the Netherlands that was not as well attended as your average Yankees game.......Tags: Sports
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Woodward tells tale of 'The War Within'
The Swampby Amanda Erickson Famed journalist Bob Woodward, who broke the stories that brought down former president Richard Nixon, strikes again. His latest book on the Bush administration will be released September 8, Politico's Mike Allen reports. Apparently,...Tags: National Government, Dick Cheney, The New York Times, Heads of State, George W. Bush
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Doubletake: The backlash begins here
The SwampWelcome to Doubletake, your daily morning mash-up from Tribune correspondents Jim Oliphant and Jim Tankersley. Part of a balanced breakfast. Jim Oliphant: So this morning let's talk about the coming letdown Jim Tankersley: I'm too tired to make a joke.......Tags: Political Candidates, Evan Bayh, Timothy M. Kaine, Elections, John McCain
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Obama has views on abortion, kind of
The Swampby Amanda Erickson After much digging and a few secret sources, Politico found it: the lone Harvard Law Review article written (but unsigned) by presumptive presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) This would be scoop enough. But it turns out......Tags: Health, Medical Specialization, Political Candidates, Harvard, Elections
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Convention reality hits your reporter
The SwampTribune journalists in our work space in a big white tent. by Frank James Denver -- My colleague Mark Silva has already reported on how the site of the Democratic National Convention at the Pepsi Center arena is so......Tags: Political Candidates, Bill Clinton, NBC (tv network), Elections, Social Issues
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Obama plays basketball before big speech
The Swampby Frank James DENVER -- Sen. Barack Obama got himself motivated for tonight's big presidential speech at Invesco Field by playing some hoops. Matthew Mosk of the Washington Post was the print pool reporter and wrote that no news was......Tags: Clubs and Associations, Sports, Billiards, Snooker and Pool, Lifestyle and Leisure, Barack Obama
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