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Friday, August 29, 2008

'Rainmaker' lobbyist aids Biden

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goldiloks1

I did not realize this paper was a shame mockery, but now I know. If I want nothing but negatives about the Democrats I can watch Fox's bye guys.
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wvobiwan

Don't let the door hit ya Goldiloks! Like anybody cares. The WaTimes is one of the few media outlets that does indeed practice fair and balanced journalism. And, has the fortitude to allow direct comments on their product. My hat is way off to The Washington Times, keep it up guys. I'd like to see JUST ONE of the NYT, CNN, ABC/NBC/CBS, LAT, WaPo crowd print ONE negative thing about a Democrat. Biden is indeed the prototypical Washington insider, a partisan hack that makes a mockery of B. Husseins ridiculous rhetoric. I agree completely.
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winterh

No Guns Joe will need all the help he and his Master (Obama) can get.
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pfb32765

If I was a betting man, I would say that the Gov. Palin pick has sealed Nobama/Bidens well deserved fate which is to fade into a long line of losers.
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maranathashalom1

The ONLY reason you don't see more negative comments about Democrats on the NYT, CNN, ABC/NBC/CBS, LAT, WaPo sites is because their liberal blog-meisters CENSOR the comments of those of us who try to post our views. The views posted here are more in line with main-stream America. I agree, Hats Off to the Washington Times for giving us "little folks" a wider voice! Let Freedom Ring!
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RDH

I see no real problem with lobbying. Its a Constitutional right. It is Obama who has been railing against lobbying and "insiders". That's what makes this news. If Obama's supporters point to his lobbying stance as a reason to support him then of course the hypocricy of the Biden pick is a legitimate issue.
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