Early Obama Letter Confirms Inability to Write

On November 16, 1990, Barack Obama, then president of the Harvard Law Review, published a letter in the Harvard Law Record, an independent Harvard Law School newspaper, championing affirmative action. Although a paragraph from this letter was excerpted in David Remnick's biography of Obama, The Bridge, I had not seen the letter in its entirety before this week. Not surprisingly, it confirms everything I know about Barack Obama, the writer and thinker. Obama was prompted to write by an earlier letter from a Mr. Jim Chen that criticized Harvard Law Review's affirmative action policies. Specifically, Chen had argued that affirmative...

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title:Palin Abandons Plan for Early Visit to Israel

Potential GOP presidential candidate Sarah Palin turned down a chance to speak at the prestigious Herzliya Conference this week, abandoning her plan to visit Israel early this year. "She was invited; the president was invited,” a conference spokesman said, according to the Washington website The Hill. “All of the top people in the U.S. were invited. But it's not as if her attendance was imminent or expected." Palin's advisors have not commented on her no-show. The former Alaska governor reportedly planned to visit Israel early this year to try to improve her image of being poorly informed on foreign affairs....

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New York's Penn Station Reportedly Evacuated Due to Suspicious Package

very early...few details

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Early Show anchors are out as CBS shuffles its morning lineup (ObamaLover Harry Smith Out!)

With CBS chief executive wife Julie Chen safely ensconced in CBS's new daytime gabfest "The Talk," CBS News got the all-clear to announce, just in time for the holiday season, that it was giving other members of "The Early Show" on-air team the old heave ho-ho-ho. Gone, as of Jan. 3, will be anchors Harry Smith and Maggie Rodriguez and weatherman Dave Price. The network wants you to know, however, that they will continue to be employed on air by CBS News - just elsewhere.

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Early Cities Spurred Evolution of Immune System? [ "Amazing" DNA results show benefits ]

As in cities today, the earliest towns helped expose their inhabitants to inordinate opportunities for infection -- and today their descendants are stronger for it, a new study says. "If cities increase the amount of disease people are exposed to, shouldn't they also, over time, make them natural places for disease resistance to evolve?" asked study co-author Mark Thomas, a biologist at University College London... study co-author Ian Barnes, a molecular paleobiologist at University College London, screened DNA samples from 17 groups long associated with particular regions of Europe, Asia, and Africa -- for example Anatolian Turks and the southern...

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Updated 2010 Early Vote Numbers (GOP up BIG)

Tonight's Updated Early Vote Numbers: Colorado: 2008: D +1.8 2010: R +5.3 R Gain: +7.1 Florida: 2008: D +8.3 2010: R +19.1 R Gain: +27.4 Iowa: 2008: D +18 2010: D +7.8 R Gain: +10.2 Louisiana 2008: D +29.3 2010: D +2.4 R Gain: +26.9 Maine: 2008: D +13.4 2010: D +0.1 R Gain: +13 Maryland: 2008: ?? 2010: D +37 R Gain: ?? Nevada - Statewide: 2008: ?? 2010: R +0.1 R Gain: ?? Nevada - Clark County: 2008: D +21.4 2010: D +8.7 R Gain: +12.7 Nevada - Washoe County: 2008: D +11.8 2010: R +6.2 R Gain:...

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Republican Voters Widen Gap Shelby Co (TN) Early Voting

...The data made available by the Shelby County Election Commission from the first three days of early voting (Wednesday through Friday) show that of the 15,600 people who cast early ballots, 8,623 were categorized as registered white voters, or 55.3 percent of the overall total — a stunning number considering that white people make up just 29.8 percent of the county’s 603,070 registered voters.

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Early voting strikes against Obama

Lets keep record and comments on early voting by mail.

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A church's parting thought (Catholic Caucus)

MOUNT CLEMENS – Some people still take off right after Communion at St. Peter Church, but not as many now that they have to walk under signs that read "Judas left early too." Fr. Cooney says putting the signs up at each of the three exits was "a bit of Irish diplomacy" aimed at addressing a long-standing source of frustration for many Catholic priests: people who leave Mass early, rather than staying for the dismissal. Perhaps one of the reasons the signs had a positive effect is that he introduced them with humor, rather than scolding the congregation, he believes....

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Santa makes early appearance for Cannon family

12/21/2009 - CANNON AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. (AFNS) -- Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus, but at the 27th Special Operations Wing here he is not the jolly fat man dressed in red. All one shopper at the base exchange knows is that someone who retired from the military made her family holidays a lot brighter. Charlotte Riojas said she was patiently waiting at the BX checkout line with a cartful of presents for her children. Their move from Hurlburt Field in Florida had, like virtually everybody else who makes a permanent change of station, been stressful. She, her...

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