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The California governor sends a not-so-secret message
Scientology spokesman Tommy Davis gets grilled
Bloggers don't take kindly to the NYT columnist's call to crusade
Journalism students have their grades subpoenaed
Not the first time sex has ruined the NY Mets' former manager, or ESPN
McCain supporters lost vigor on election night, prompting hoots and jokes
Critics lampoon the former president's latest gig
Did Marcus Brauchli lie about the "salon dinner scandal"?
One year after a snub, the ex-governor gets an invite to chat up her new book
Critics are delighted that the disgraced former governor will go face-to-face with Donald Trump
Within the conservative blogosphere, a climate skeptic's speech goes viral
Hugh Hefner corrupts a cartoon character in his latest effort to revive Playboy
Bloggers pile on a British airport's revealing "virtual strip search" machine
Chris Matthews fantasizes about killing the talk radio host
The Republican National Committee flubs its website revamp
An unnamed White House advisor sends out a poorly timed signal
Erick Erickson suggests Obama won for his race
Senator Barrasso grumbles at a new CIA program, bloggers grumble at his grasp of intelligence
A project to cut the Bible's liberal bias looses an avalanche of opprobrium
An attempt to remake the case for "Don't ask, don't tell" looses an avalanche
A luxury pen may not be the best way to commemorate Gandhi's birthday
Midler compares Glenn Beck to instigators of genocide and conservatives cry foul, then return the favor
An online poll asking, "Should Obama be killed?" triggers an avalanche of opprobrium
Newsmax says a coup would fix the "Obama problem." Left and right agree: the lunacy has gone too far
Its search for "America's Next Great Pundit" finds ridicule
Move over Joe Wilson. The Italian PM draws contempt for his "unique" sense of humor
Enviros want to ban extra-soft TP; users won't take that sitting down
The press makes a quick feast of the Mayor's controversial new health mandates
Reactions from the Twitterverse over Gmail's second crash in a month
The Libyan dictator wants to pitch a tent in New York. The Big Apple says no. Donald Trump says yes. Columnists say Qaddafi might fit in with his tony new neighbors.
The controversial talk-show host draws more fire from the right
On "Dancing With The Stars," DeLay cements his legacy in all the wrong ways
Rush Limbaugh's race-baiting ignites the left and right
The former president comes under heavy attack for saying Republican attacks are motivated by racism
Jimmy Carter pronounces the latest indifference towards President Obama as racism
Max Baucus contradicts his own calls for patience and bipartisanship
Liberals make Joe Wilson an Internet meme
A California journalist tries and fails to recap highlights from the last two decades
The NYT columnist faces scorn and ridicule for remarks about China's autocratic rule
Republican strategist John Henke takes on extremists in both parties
Jimmy Carter offers a one-state solution under a headline inviting his critics
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