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• Black Liberal Blogger: WashPost Wrong on Hand-Wringing on Diversity

  Published: August 6, 2007, 2:06 pm

  Tags: Liberals Amp Amp Democrats, Political Groups, Jose Antonio Vargas, Online Media, Blogs, Mother Jones, Washington Post, Journalistic Issues

  Washington Post's Jose Antonio Vargas reported in the August 6 paper about worries in the Yearly Kos crowd that the liberal blogosphere is too white and too male. Critiquing that August 6 article, Jack Turner of "Jack & Jill Politics" disagreed with Vargas' assessment that every attendee at YearlyKos was wringing his or her hands

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• The Trail

  Published: December 14, 2007, 12:00 am

  Tags: The, Trail, George W Bush, John Edwards Politician, Blue Hampshire, Federal Election Commission, Hillary Clinton, Dean Barker, Jose Antonio Vargas, Iowa, Massachusetts, Abc Inc, Kos Media Llc, The Washington Post Company, Alan Keyes, Barack Obama, David All, Eric Schultz

  Something didn't seem quite right on Blue Hamsphire, an influential liberal blog in the Granite State. And bloggers at Blue Hampshire were able to trace the cause to Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign, which has lost ground to Sen. Barack Obama in a recent state poll.

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• President Touts Brother

  Published: June 17, 2008, 12:00 am

  Tags: President, Touts, Brother, George W Bush, Laura Bush, Peter Levine, Barack Obama, London, The White House, Dan Eggen, Rupert Murdoch, Jose Antonio Vargas, University Of Maryland, Florida, Iowa, New Hampshire

  LONDON -- The election of 2008 has been widely noted as the possible end of the Bush dynasty. But President Bush and the first lady apparently have another candidate in mind to extend the brand: Bush's brother Jeb.

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• Obama Defends Compromise on New FISA Bill

  Published: July 4, 2008, 12:00 am

  Tags: Obama, Defends, Compromise, New, Fisa, Bill, Barack Obama, George W Bush, Jose Antonio Vargas, Mybarackobama Com

  Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama responded yesterday to supporters dismayed by his support for a compromise version of the Foreign Intelligence Suveillance Act (FISA).

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