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Faved by: Trefoilknot
May 19 2009 - via www.theonion.com

Quoted: On Auto Warriors two Ford plants will battle it out, building to the LIVE season finale event: one plant will close, 3,000 will get the axe!

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Quoted: The College Answers is devoted to sharing ideas and stories about the college experience.

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Faved by: ross
Jan 20 2009 - via www.tapsns.com
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Faved by: ehansen
Dec 21 2008 - via www.counterpunch.org

faith based pseudo political-scientific dogma

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Faved by: srainier
Nov 05 2008 - via www.theonion.com

Quoted: After emerging victorious from one of the most pivotal elections in history, president-elect Barack Obama will assume the role of commander in chief on Jan. 20, shattering a racial barrier the United States is, at long last, shitty enough to overcome.

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Faved by: eric
Nov 05 2008 - via www.theonion.com

Yay!

Quoted: WASHINGTON—President-elect Barack Obama did very well among women and young voters, who were most sensitive to the current climate of everything being fucked.

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Faved by: mohit
Sep 24 2008 - via www.politifact.com

The Iraq war costs about $12 billion a month. For perspective, the bailout is estimated at $700 billion.

She said they took the Bush administration’s 2008 request for war funding – $196-billion – and divided it by 12 to get a monthly cost. That works out to $16-billlion for both wars and about $12-billion just for the Iraq portion.

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Faved by: ross
Aug 18 2008 - via www.antiwar.com

Oops, guess FOX didn't expect this kind of interview. Hmm, news networks conveniently leave out the fact that Georgia actually invaded S. Ossetia before the Russians.

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Faved by: btreloar
Aug 06 2008 - via www.upi.com

Quoted: Revelations that Iraq has banked $79 billion in unspent oil revenues instead of using the funds on reconstruction is "inexcusable," two U.S. senators say.

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