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President Obama's just down the road in Portsmouth, and your intrepid
blogger is … not there. Sorry. Links to more diligent folks:
- Granite Grok is (unsurprisingly) all over the event, with
one,
two,
three
posts. And maybe more by the time you read this.
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Ditto for Amy Kane:
one
(a preview with lots of great links),
two
(excerpting Seacoast Online).
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And the WSJ got into the whole live-blogging thing here.
Of particular note:
1:14 p.m.: "Let me set the record straight" on rumors: If you like you're [sic] health care, you can keep it. If you like your doctor, you can keep seeing them. You won't have to "wait in any lines." Government bureaucrats shouldn't be meddling-but neither should insurance company bureaucrats.
This remains a lie.
- Granite Grok is (unsurprisingly) all over the event, with
one,
two,
three
posts. And maybe more by the time you read this.
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In the Great Minds Think Alike
Department: like Pun Salad, Jim
Geraghty and James Taranto
also proposed that Nancy Pelosi and Steny Hoyer revive
the House Committee on Un-American Activities.
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At the American Spectator, Jeffery Lord examines
the history of presidential lying, and proposes that Linda Douglass, a
former ABC News correspondent now working for the White House, resign.
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Professor Sowell has random thoughts.
Different people have very different reactions to Pres. Barack Obama. Those who listen to his rhetoric are often inspired, while those who follow what he actually does are often appalled.
You know where I am.
Aug
11
2009
URLs du Jour
2009-08-11