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Politics/Government: Tuesday, 02 Mar 2010

The top ten most, Congress edition

Beck at CPAC: The problem is progressivism
With "liberal" out, what's left? Progressive

Obama tied with "nobody" in 2012 race
CNN poll: 52% sy Obama doesn't deserve reelection in 2012
Man Up, Obama, or Make Way for President Palin

With absolute power, Team Obama grows stupid
Campaign mode doesn't work for governing
Obama's Corporate Messaging
Excuses for Obama's Failure to Lead

Obama Caught in a Major ACORN Lie
Obama Making Plans to Use Executive Power to Bypass Congress
Blanche Lincoln to Obama: When are we going to push back against the left?

Biden: "It's easy being vice president - you don't have to do anything."

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