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Obama Gains Key Reelection Endorsements The Communist Party of the United States announced it is supporting Barack Obama's reelection bid. “It used to be that we had to run our own candidates for public office,” recounted Sam Webb, chairman of the

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Obama Autobiography Revealed to Be Mostly Fictitious President Obama's putative autobiography—Dreams from My Father—is apparently mostly “made up stuff.” Nonexistent characters and imaginary events comprise the bulk of the content. The only verifi

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Obama Press Secretary Says GOP Is Politicizing Election President Obama's Press Secretary Jay Carney lashed out at the GOP for “politicizing the upcoming elections.” “They're trying to exploit so-called scandals and policy failures for political g

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http://www.globalresearch.ca, by Fidel Castro Ruz

I took a good look at Obama in the famous "Summit Meeting". Sometimes he was overcome by tiredness, he unwillingly shut his eyes but, at times, he slept with open eyes.

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"The day is coming when the question will be how can the United States regulate the defiantly unassimilated cultures of foreign lands? Such immigrants say their traditions trump the U.S. legal system. Balkanization of the United States has begun."

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In what President Obama believed to be an “off-the-record” exchange, he was overheard requesting “space” from the Russians until after the November election when he would have more “flexibility.” This would-be covert conversation has raised suspicion

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Ciscero said, "Those that do not listen to history are doomed to repeat it." As the United States continues to change itself into other countries within itself, it cannot survive culturally, ecologically, socialogically or linguistically.

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By Paul Abowd

A new "emergency" law backed by right-wing think tanks is turning Michigan cities over to powerful managers who can sell off city hall, break union contracts, privatize services—and even fire elected officials.

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