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• EDF Proposes to Acquire 50% of Constellation Energy's Nuclear ... - International Business Times

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• BlueRidgeForum » Should U. S. Taxpayers Bail Out Maryland and ...

3 December 2008, by unknown If Detroit or Chicago is sinking because of big-government policies, that’s what the citizens of those cities asked for by voting for Democrats year in and year out. Why should the rest of us be on the hook for that? ...

• gaithersblog.net - Goings on in Gaithersburg, Maryland » Agenda ...

3 December 2008, by unknown Gaithersburg, Maryland 20877 Telephone: 301-258-6330. PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA [subject to change] Wednesday, December 3, 2008 7:30 P.M. City Hall Council Chambers. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. November 5, 2008, Planning Commission Meeting ...

• THEIR VIEW: Voting Machines: The next chapter - West Virginia Record

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• Chip Shots: Who's Getting Ahead in Politics, and Who Isn't? - Memphis Flyer

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• Ocean City Ferris Wheel « Maryland On My Mind

3 December 2008, by unknown This is the kind of thing you see in Ocean City, Maryland, during the off-season. I believe we are in the December lull. I noticed yesterday that a number of restaurants have signs announcing, “Reopening Dec. 26. ...

• Ohio GOP: Brunner now seeking election changes she fought against ...

2 December 2008, by unknown The GOP also points to a portion of the same article that says Brunner would keep the registration deadline at 30 days before the election, but not start early voting until 20 days before the election. The Ohio Republicans also accused ...

• Is it worth the risk, Maryland? | Human Rights Now - Amnesty ...

2 December 2008, by unknown When testifying before state lawmakers in 2007, Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley asked “Can the death penalty ever be justified as public policy when it.

• 2008 All-ACC football teams announced

2 December 2008, by Four Atlantic Division schools - Boston College, Florida State, Maryland and Wake Forest - had three players selected by the 67 voting members of ACSMA. Clemson, Virginia and North Carolina landed two players apiece on the All-ACC team.

• The StandDown Texas Project: Time to End the Death Penalty in Maryland

2 December 2008, by unknown I testified before the Maryland Commission on Capital Punishment this fall, sharing my journey from death penalty supporter to a supporter of repeal. And last month the Commission validated my experience by voting for the same - the ...

• Will the RNC Push for 'Closed' Presidential Primaries? - Human Events

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• Berks board learns of Election Day irregularities - Reading Eagle

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• All-ACC voters spread the wealth

2 December 2008, by unknown Four Atlantic Division schools -- Boston College, Florida State, Maryland and Wake Forest -- had three first-team picks in selections by the 67 voting members of ACSMA. Clemson, Virginia and North Carolina landed two players each on the ...

• Nine Terps Named to all-ACC Football Teams - Washington Post

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• H-Bowl board skips vote to hold or release BSU - KBCI CBS 2

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• Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association Announces 2008 All-ACC Football Teams

1 December 2008, by No teams dominated the Atlantic Coast Conference during this football season. Appropriately, no schools dominated the All-ACC team, either. Georgia Tech placed four players on the all-conference first team announced Monday by the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association. Four Atlantic Division schools ...

• Pack's Wilson 1st freshman QB to make all-ACC 1st team - College ...

1 December 2008, by unknown Four Atlantic Division schools — Boston College, Florida State, Maryland and Wake Forest — had three players selected by the 67 voting members of ACSMA. Clemson, Virginia and North Carolina landed two players apiece on the all-ACC team. ...

• Ga Tech has 4 all-ACC first-teamers - Boston Herald

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• It’sa Photo Contest Vote-Off! - Washingtonian.com

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• Swingers: The New Voting Bloc That Could Change Politics Forever - Huffington Post

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• The BRAD BLOG : UNAIRED NETWORK VIDEO: Election Director Storms off When Questioned About Diebold

30 November 2008, by busbeytheelder omfg. why. why! why do we allow the ignorant to be in charge?

• wjz.com - Calif. Priests Joseph Illo: Voting For Barack Obama ...

30 November 2008, by unknown A Roman Catholic priest at a California church is calling on parishioners to confess if they voted for Barack Obama because the president-elect supports abortion. The Rev. Joseph Illo says his parishioners at St. Joseph's Catholic ...

• Two College Kids Use Boring, Sarcastic Conversation To Win Pair Of Chevy Aveos (Ad Watch)

17 November 2008, by A pair of University of Houston students are now the proud owners of a matching set of 2009 Chevy Aveo5s after their conversation in the back of an Aveo5 cab was voted most popular in a GM-sponsored contest called "Chevy Aveo Livin' Large." The conversation itself was the kind of sarcastic slacker rambling ...

• Machine Problems Worsened 2008 Voting Woes

16 November 2008, by Guest blogged by Steven Rosenfeld of AlterNet The electronic voting problems in the 2008 election are broader than recently-publicized snafus such as machines not turning on, voter databases omitting names, or touch screens not properly recording votes, according to an analysis of 1,700 incident reports from the nation's largest voter hotline. Moreover, the voting machine issues and the confusion they caused among poll workers appear to have compounded the delays faced by untold thousands of

• 11/13: Netroots To Senate Dems: Stand Up For Yourselves!

13 November 2008, by Liberal bloggers aren't letting up in their aggressive effort to convince Senate Dems to remove ex- John McCain surrogate/CT Sen. Joe Lieberman as chair of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. However, they're growing increasingly pessimistic about their chances of succeeding, in ...

• The nonvital South

11 November 2008, by It's not every day I get called "prophetic" by the New York Times. So you'll pardon me, to borrow a line from David Shuster, for pimping today's Adam Nossiter piece about the declining relevance of the South in national politics. I'd only quibble with one point Nossiter makes, and expand on another. ...

• Election Day: Long Lines, Free Food and a Big No to Touch-Screen Voting

9 November 2008, by Living in LoCo is Erica Garman's blog devoted to Loudoun County. You can find it at http://www.loudounextra.com . This column of highlights appears every Sunday.

• Even while third parties lag, election reform initiatives have a good Election Day

7 November 2008, by From CommonDreams.org: Electoral Reform on the Ballot: Wins for Instant Runoff Voting and More by Rob Richie 2008 was historic in terms of the election of the first African American to be president and the largest number of voters at the polls in our history. But in the modern era, there is no excuse for privately-owned voting machines that breed mistrust, confusing ballot designs, polling places with long lines, voter registration laws that leave nearly a third of Americans off the roll

• The 'War on Drugs' :: RE: Getting Rich Off Prohibition

6 November 2008, by Author: DdC Subject: Prison Industrial Complex Attacks Prop. 5 Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 11:24 am (GMT 1) Topic Replies: 1 Prison Industrial Complex Attacks Prop. 5 President Bush’s Drug Czar and the powerful California prison guards’ union are coming together to turn their guns on the biggest U.S. drug ...

• Exit Poll Shows Dem Voting Up, GOP Down

5 November 2008, by Voter turnout numbers in Maryland confirm one of the keys to Sen. Barack Obama's election success -- Democratic votes were up while Republican votes were down from the previous presidential election.