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Unless you’ve been shoveling out the latrine all day long, you’re probably aware that Barack Obama has chosen Delaware Senator Joseph Biden to be his vice presidential pick. The Obama-Biden Democratic ticket will be officially nominated during the Democratic National Convention in Denver next week.
If you’re looking for an Obama-Biden Button to affix to […]

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Soo far, Obama has spent his summer making his progressive base so angry that they’ve begin to rise up in rebellion against his candidacy. Obama needs to do some Democratic Party damage control, and he needs to do it fast. Russ Feingold could be just the running mate to make that happen.

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These aren’t necessarily buttons that the person who made the list designed himself. He may have just found the buttons by looking around at web sites like this one. The member of this site finds political buttons he or she appreciates, and then recommends them, and then other people may recommend them too.

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In 2004, America asked Santa Claus for a simple gift: Please, Santa Claus, dump Bush!
Alas, we were not good little boys and girls. Or, maybe, we didn’t give Santa enough cookies with his milk. Whatever we did wrong, Santa decided not to give America what it was asking for.
Four years later, America […]

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Then there’s Oregon. That’s a little more straightforward. The West Virginia Democratic presidential primary is in a few more days now, but even giving West Virginia its due, West Virginia is not big enough to settle the score between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. Oregon is the biggest state there is left.

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can’t link to all the environmentalists that are endorsing Barack Obama for President. Go see the list for yourself. The point is clear - Barack Obama is the choice of American environmentalists.

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Ohio was the key swing state in the 2004 general presidential election, with lines stretching around the block as Ohioans waited in the cold for their chance to vote. Now in the 2008 Democratic presidential primary, it’s Ohio again that comes to the forefront with the March 4 presidential primary, and this OhiObama campaign button.

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Now is the time for South Carolina Democrats to vote, not promote. The South Carolina Democrats have been kind enough to provide a web site through which we will all be able to follow the results as they come in. Polls close at 7:00 PM eastern time, so we should start to get results at around 7:30 this evening or so.

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Perhaps those Obama supporters can take some solace in the knowledge that some independent activists are preparing the way for the coming of Barack. There’s this button, for example, which comes from a progressive button catalog that seems to promote all Democratic presidential candidates, not just Barack Obama.

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