Republican Debate tonight in South Carolina

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Yes, there is yet another Republican debate tonight in South Carolina. Huntsman is out. It will be Romney against Santorum (TM) (new darling of the homophobic evangelicals***), Rick Perry, and Newt Gingrich. Oh, yeah, and Ron Paul.

The debate is hosted by Fox News and the Wall Street Journal. 9:00pm.

Meanwhile, in other news today:

Republican candidates invoke MLK's memory in South Carolina while demanding voter suppression http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/0...ion?via=blog_1

*** Accusations of voter fraud fly among Christian conservatives after Rick Santorum endorsement www.dailykos.com

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The rare double dailykos.com link post...

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

The rare double dailykos.com link post...

I'd link from RedState, but it's still mostly just pleas to make Rick Perry our President.

We'll see if, between Wall Street Journal and Fox News, anybody even mentions Dr. Martin Luther King tonight.

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Originally Posted by Riot

I'd link from RedState, but it's still mostly just pleas to make Rick Perry our President.

We'll see if, between Wall Street Journal and Fox News, anybody even mentions Dr. Martin Luther King tonight.

Something a bit more mainstream would be a welcome change

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Something a bit more mainstream would be a welcome change

Here you go. Newsweek? Andrew Sullivan? The Daily Beast? Surely that must please you. Four pages, but well worth the read.

Andrew Sullivan: How Obama's Long Game Will Outsmart His Critics
Jan 16, 2012 12:00 AM EST

The right calls him a socialist, the left says he sucks up to Wall Street, and independents think he's a wimp. Andrew Sullivan on how the president may just end up outsmarting them all.
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You hear it everywhere. Democrats are disappointed in the president. Independents have soured even more. Republicans have worked themselves up into an apocalyptic fervor. And, yes, this is not exactly unusual.

A president in the last year of his first term will always get attacked mercilessly by his partisan opponents, and also, often, by the feistier members of his base. And when unemployment is at remarkably high levels, and with the national debt setting records, the criticism will—and should be—even fiercer. But this time, with this president, something different has happened. It’s not that I don’t understand the critiques of Barack Obama from the enraged right and the demoralized left. It’s that I don’t even recognize their description of Obama’s first term in any way. The attacks from both the right and the left on the man and his policies aren’t out of bounds. They’re simply—empirically—wrong.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/newswee...s-critics.html

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Originally Posted by Riot

Here you go. Newsweek? Andrew Sullivan? The Daily Beast? Surely that must please you. Four pages, but well worth the read.

Is this somehow related to the debate tonight?