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Thursday edition - January 28, 2010 |

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Republicans say nation can't afford Dem policies AP - 1-28-10 The nation cannot afford the spending Democrats have enacted or the tax increases they propose, Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell said Wednesday in the Republican response to President Barack Obama's State of the Union address. |
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World stock markets gain after Obama address |
Justice looks askance as Obama criticizes court |
After the president spoke, the Republicans gave their rebuttal, during which
they pointed out that Obama has repeatedly failed to solve any of the problems
they created under President Bush.- Jimmy Kimmel

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One problem with the health care bill was the GOP could say, "the bill has provisions to kill the elderly," and the Dems weren't sure if it did or not. - Will Durst
White House to Alito: Is Too
The White House says President Barack Obama was accurate when he took on a Supreme Court ruling in the State of the Union address, even though Justice Sam Alito mouthed, “Not true.”

Disturbing News
He Trained Would Be Spies?
One of four men arrested Tuesday for attempting to interfere with the telephones at the New Orleans office of Sen. Mary Landrieu previously helped run a U.S. intelligence-funded program to train would-be American spies, Declassified has learned.
The GOP smirkingly says that Democrats also benefit from the ruling on unlimited corporate spending which is a lot like a wolf saying that bunnies have teeth too. - Will Durst

Republican-Shenanigans News
Conservatives React to State of the Union With Sneers and Jeers Newsweek
Sarah Palin Weighs in on Tim Tebow Superbowl Ad CBS News (blog)
McCain-Hayworth Slugfest in Arizona? CQPolitics.com
SC Lt. Gov. Bauer regrets 'strays' analogy MiamiHerald.com

Will Sarah Palin's Tea Party
dinner be a bust?
Tea Party Nation founder Judson Phillips likely assumed that scoring a dinner
speech by the former Alaska governor and GOP vice presidential candidate would
guarantee a huge turnout for his National Tea Party Convention, scheduled to
start Feb. 4 at Nashville's Gaylord Opryland Hotel. But according to Tea Party
insiders, the
tickets for the Palin banquet aren't selling—and some conservative activists who
have already paid to attend are now demanding refunds

Rock-The-Voter News
John and Elizabeth Edwards have legally separated. He got the house, cars and visitation rights with the kids. But she got him where it hurts: the blow dryer and the mirror.- Laugh Lines

MSNBC's Chris Matthews says President Barack Obama has done so much to heal racial divisions that he "forgot he was black" while watching his State of the Union address.
The FBI has a digital billboard in Times Square featuring mug shots of wanted
criminals. Down in Washington they could just use a mirror.- Will Durst

Biz-Tech News
Bush Man Was Scared
Henry Paulson was gripped by
a "jolt of fear" and felt ill as the financial crisis threatened to plunge the
U.S. economy into the abyss, the former Treasury secretary says in his new book.
In "On The Brink," Paulson gives a chronological account of the chaotic scramble
to prevent an economic meltdown as Lehman Brothers and American International
Group
spun toward collapse in September 2008.
"Gov.
Arnold Schwarzenegger announced that California can save money by no longer
incarcerating illegal immigrants and just sending them to Mexico instead. Well,
actually, today, the immigrants had three words for Schwarzenegger - 'I'll be
back.'" -Jay Leno

Bush-Prison-Torture News
"Wal-Mart
announced it's cutting over 11,000 jobs. Wal-Mart said it's cheaper to fire
people in bulk." -Jay Leno

Go-F**k-Yourself News
GOP hosts Cheney Saturday Cody Enterprise


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