Ronaldo has left Manchester United for Real Madrid, and fantasy soccer owners everywhere breathe a sigh of relief.
Friday, June 12, 2009
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Gerry Canavan
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5:43 PM
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Labels: fantasy soccer, Manchester United, Ronaldo, soccer
Friday, September 19, 2008
Random Friday Links, Politics Edition.
* McCain has finally stumbled on a winning message on the economy: "It's all Obama's fault!" Riiiiight.
* And judging from the above clip it looks like McCain's speechwriters are still trying to find a line that doesn't lead to a creepy smile.
* Turns out McCain doesn't know that Fannie and Freddie are private companies, either.
* Woody Allen says it will be "a disgrace and a humiliation" for the United States if Obama loses. Too right.
* But the disgrace and humiliation is already here: American democracy has a severe legitimacy problem in the face of a decade of Republican electoral malfeasance, as Ezra Klein shows.
* Obama hits back on the truly awful infanticide smear with the toughest ad I think I've seen him run.
* Kevin Drum and Blaney's Blarney take looks at our new nationally sponsored soccer team, Manchester United.
* And FiveThirtyEight.com shows that the probability of a 269-269 tie continues to increase, with most such scenarios centering on an Obama loss in New Hampshire. Come on, Omaha, don't fail us now...
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Gerry Canavan
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5:21 PM
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Labels: abortion, AIG, Barack Obama, Electoral College, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, general election 2008, infanticide, John McCain, liquidity crisis, Manchester United, politics, smears, soccer, swing states, the economy, Woody Allen