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Today’s Prowler column should has some interesting implications. If the Obama team maintains its 501(c)4, it could well become a clearinghouse for a White House slushfund. Remember Clinton renting out the Lincoln Bedroom? This will be even better.
I for one hope that they’ll have the good business sense to also sell these cups that are a big hit on the West Bank:
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Red Neck| 11.7.08 @ 1:48PM
I wouldn't think these cups belong to that organization, but again I can't read the Arabic part.
Matthew Vadum | 11.7.08 @ 4:55PM
Don't forget about MoveOn.org's nifty commemorative stamps and prints:
http://www.capitalresearch.org/blog/?p=2387
Howard Klein| 11.8.08 @ 9:36AM
Mugs? Cups? They look like rolls of toilet paper to me in which case I call that the epitomy of highly utilitarian consumer goods.
I'll take ten rolls please.