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WGN Hosts Not Allowed to Call BS on BS

“A station cannot selectively disclaim political advertising that it does not agree with…. You can of course discuss candidates, elections, political advertising and political issues as you always do, but do not react to a commercial you hear on-air one way or another.” There’s apparently not even an Andy Martin Exception.

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The Conquest of Uncool

Sarah Palin skipped liberal enclaves like “cities” and headed for friendlier climes like Grand Rapids and Noblesville, Indiana (“unless your conversation is regularly peppered with ‘holler’ and ‘shucks,’ each used as both a noun and a verb, the only reason you’d ever go to Noblesville is that you were arrested in one of the few […]

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Bad Timing for the Bedwetting Brigade

Yes, let’s have a public discussion, indeed: All of the state’s seven Republicans in the U.S. House say they oppose the deal, with U.S. Rep. Mark Kirk of Highland Par[k] – a candidate for U.S. Senate – leading the very public charge.* Like other opponents, Cross raised the specter of increased terrorist attention to the […]

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Mark Kirk Fears Dick Armey

After noting that Palin will be in Chicago later this month to appear on “Oprah”, Kirk writes that “the Chicago media will focus on one key issue: Does Gov[ernor] Palin oppose Congressman Mark Kirk’s bid to take the Obama Senate seat for the Republicans?” Rich Miller discusses the layers of wrong here.