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Daily Must-Reads
July 2, 2010 | 1 comment
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Governor Schwarzenegger’s Political Advice
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Daily Must-Reads
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Daily Must-Reads
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The Longest War?
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- Prosecution team in Blagojevich trial plays tape of the governor and his brother bickering over money (Chicago Sun-Times)
- Ugandan police find marijuana plantation in the garden of a convent (BBC)
- Bachmann believes Obama is the worst president in US history. Here’s some competition. (Big Government)
- Daily Beast ponders why Indian-Americans have not advanced in the Democratic Party but are doing well as Republicans.
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Patrick Leary| 6.12.10 @ 3:52PM
Indian-Americans opt out of the "racism victimhood" role . . . society is so stratified in India that any latent racism in this country is minor compared to the social stratification in India. They view the US of A as, indeed, "The Land of Opportunity." Hence, their outlook leads them into the Republican attitude/party.