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Anmerkung von Füchsin, der Übersetzerin: Die heutigen amerikanischen „Liberals“ (Democratic […]

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- he has momentum: he’s on top of it, and he leads in the national polls by a comfortable margin.
- Thomson, Giuliani and Huckabee (if he drops out) support him. I don’t even know how all of them end up supporting (in my opinion) the least conservative of them all.
- the media adores him: no […]

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According to a poll (5421 votes) in the center-right and center-conservative newspaper “Die Welt” Germans would vote in the primary elections as follows:

It’s the media, stupid …
(I’m among the 1% for Mitt Romney )

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Disclaimer: Dennis doesn’t quite like McCain. And we, as a group, don’t, either, I guess. But I think we have our reasons.
Rudy announced he is gonna quit (by the way, is someone surprised!?).
And he’s gonna endorse McCain.
Ok, but he is after the conservative vote, isn’t it? Examples: he was big about tax cuts (he announced […]

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Excerpts from Obama’s South Carolina Speech  (read full transcript here): 
Accentuations (Hervorhebungen) by Füchsin
 „(…) We are looking for more than just a change of party in the White House.
(…) We’re also struggling with our own doubts, our own fears, our own cynicism. The change we seek has always required great struggle and great sacrifice. And so this is a […]

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I heard on Dennis’ show that the professors of Princeton donated to the Democratic Party only: http://dennisprager.townhall.com/blog/g/ef6238af-2769-4582-b854-4d353bb282b4
And I couldn’t help remembering the introductory speech of the professors in “The beautiful mind” (it happens at the University of Princeton, too). This is the kind of speech you never forget:
Mathematicians won the war. Mathematicians broke the Japanese […]

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