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- Heads Up: 11.7.06
- There's some sort of election thingy today. Google Cities get warning to start saving now for retirees. San Jose Mercury News Wait, Kinky Friedman rejected ...
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- Tuition Rollbacks
- My son is currently in the midst of applying to colleges, so I am on heightened alert when it comes to news headlines with the ...
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- Promises Made
- We've been talking a lot here on the 13th Floor about what we expect the new governors to do once they take office. There will ...
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- Voters to Plummet from Sky
- The dire predictions of massive voting problems today, electronic and otherwise, remind me of the leadup to Y2K. Remember how airliners were going to ...
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- Races to Watch
- As Josh says, we'll be blogging and offering election coverage well into the night tomorrow. If you want to know whether Democrats are really going ...
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- When a Stranger Calls
- Talkingpointsmemo.com, a liberal-leaning blog, is chockablock with stories about robocalls sponsored by the National Republican Campaign Committee. People in some swing districts are being ...
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- Defending Third Parties
- We don't get a lot of comments, unfortunately, here on the 13th Floor. But I did get a couple in response to my post the ...
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- Election Results: 50 States, 50+ Links
- With one day until THE day, I've compiled a list of where to find election results in all fifty states. If you're only interested in ...
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- On Public Health and Hookers
- You gotta love Nevada. Residents of the state will vote tomorrow on whether to ban smoking in public areas in the state. They have a ...
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- Lateral Movement
- Nearly seven years ago, Governing ran a cover story about Oakland, noting that the city was undergoing a unique experiment in shared power between the ...
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