Barack Obama Didn’t Vet His Vetter, But He Probably Should Have
Maybe a little more vetting and a little less e-mailing with Scarlett Johansson would have been the way to go.
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Maybe a little more vetting and a little less e-mailing with Scarlett Johansson would have been the way to go.
Or as long as we like HIM, rather.
McCain would still rather be talking about national security, but the election is shaping up as a battle centered around the economy.
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"That was pathetic." "He looked awful. He was catatonic." Among other things.
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In a quick e-mail, the 'Vanity Fair' editor dismisses Bill Clinton and his camp's complaints about the magazine's new Clinton article.
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The news agency, using private tallies, discovers that Obama already has enough delegates to seal the deal.
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