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The Spectacle Blog
At least on an interim basis, advises the Boston Globe in an editorial urging the legislature to go back to the pre-2004 succession law for Ted Kennedy's seat. But credit where it's due: the Globe called the change in the law five years ago a "naked effort to block former governor Romney from appointing a fellow Republican if Senator John Kerry were to win the presidency." At the time, the newspaper urged legislators to "scuttle this undeniably partisan bill."
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Spicy Joker| 8.28.09 @ 2:04PM
Will the Repubics have the guts to run Willie Horton ads against Michael Ducockass? Or is George W. Bush's "new tone" rule still in effect?
Adjoran| 8.29.09 @ 12:17AM
Is Dukakis still alive?
I would have thought the unfettered growth of those eyebrows would have cracked the skull by now . . .