Repeat After Me

Andrew Sullivan The Daily Dish  Mar 03 09

"I want Barack Obama to fail and I want to help ensure he does. If Barack Obama is successful in implementing his stated agenda, America will fail and the American dream will die for millions. We already know Barack Obama's... Full story...

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