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LOS ANGELES -- Forewarned, Democrats now are forearmed -- not that they will necessarily make sensible use of the gift. Tuesday's voting armed Democratic voters with the name of the candidate that their nominee will face in the fall. Will their purblind party now nominate the most polarizing person in contemporary politics, knowing that Republicans will nominate the person who tries to compensate for his weakness among conservatives with his strength among independent voters who are crucial to winning the White House? Will Mr. Smith go back to Washington? Senate Democrats put on what they called a "progressive media summit" last week on Capitol Hill. It was all left-wing bloggers, left-wing radio talk show hosts and left-wing magazine writers. Changing the faces in Washington I saw a poll recently that indicated 44 percent of Americans think a president can influence some issues, but we are less certain whether a president can influence how things really work in Washington. Letters to the Editor Super Mom's sports team devotion saves the day When we last peeked into the world of Super Mom, she bravely overcame evil using the wonders of technology. Today, Mr. Schedule Stuffer is back, sinking to new levels of dastardly deed-doing. |
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