NPR: The Rundown: Rent-a-Pets and Joe Biden

The Rundown: Rent-a-Pets and Joe Biden

Filed under: Tomorrow's BPP

Joe Biden's hometown reputation and the ethics of part-time pet-ownership are on the docket tomorrow.

Don't take my word for it. Trust these people:

Win Rosenfeld

4:40 PM ET | 12-18-2007 | permalink

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Moby dj'ing the show? That's the greatest idea ever.

Sent by Maura | 8:21 PM ET | 12-18-2007

Hi Alison..
We watch Keith Olbermann every evening and love him. We also love it when you fill in for him. Last evening we were shocked and upset to see you with 'straight' hair. You are so fresh faced and your curly hair was beautiful. Please go back to the way the Goddess intended you to look.
Peace Out...
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Sac. ca.

Sent by M. Woodworth | 9:28 PM ET | 12-18-2007

It's the constitution stupid. That's why Main Stream Media,ABC,CBS,NBC newspapers,magazines and polititions alike dispise Dr.Ron Paul who would uphold the US. Constitution,Bill of Rights and rule of law which they would eliminate for international socialism. When the(MSM)ignores Ron Paul they just further the cause for his campaign. His success is an inditement to the controlled main stream media.

Sent by ronnie grandy | 11:28 PM ET | 12-19-2007

I am 56 years old and a Ron Paul supporter. He is a patriot and wants to go back to the way the U.S is suppose to be run by the constitution!!! We need to get back to taking care of our citizens

Sent by Denise McCauliffe | 7:07 AM ET | 12-20-2007

I am a registered nurse from Pittsburgh PA born and bread a Democrat. Polish origin. I was born when JFK's life ended- to which I still have misgivings as to his untimely and unfortunate assassination -see/google JFK vs. Federal Reserve. Ron Paul there is no other! I changed my political affiliation and donated as never before to the RP campaign.

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