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Posted 3/2/09 on Daily Intel
People in Glass Houses

Rush Limbaugh Caps Off CPAC With Tour de Force of Misquotations

Constitution, Declaration of Independence ... whatever.

Filed Under: constitution, cpac, declaration of independence, people in glass houses, politics, rush limbaugh

Posted 1/26/09 on Daily Intel
Early and Often

Senator Feingold Is Not Amused by These Appointment Shenanigans

Russ Feingold wants a constitutional amendment ending the practice of gubernatorial Senate appointments. But maybe they're too much fun?

Filed Under: constitution, early and often, kirsten gillibrand, roland burris, russ feingold, russell feingold, senate appointments, some guy in colorado, ted kaufman

Posted 1/8/09 on Daily Intel
Civics Lesson

Congress Meets Today to Continue Horrible, Outdated Practice

The Founding Fathers had some top-notch ideas, but this isn't one of them.

Filed Under: civics lesson, constitution, earnestness, electoral college, founding fathers, new york, politics

Posted 12/5/08 on Daily Intel
Early and Often

The Supreme Court Wants to Choose the President Again!

Well, not exactly. But they're discussing whether to hear a case on Obama's eligibility as a natural-born citizen.

Filed Under: barack obama, conspiracies, constitution, early and often, politics, supreme court

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