December 16, 2008
If you weren't so busy throwing shoes at Bernard Madoff you would have seen these postings yesterday in Political Junkie:
The prospect of Caroline Kennedy actively seeking Hillary Clinton's soon-to-be-vacated Senate seat.
The incident Sunday in Baghdad is not the first time a shoe has been used as a political metaphor.
The Electoral College, and a listing of electors in the past who failed to vote for the candidates to whom they were pledged.
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