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Daschle as HHS Secretary: A Look at the Pros and Cons By Melissa McEwan, Shakesville I'm okay with this selection -- and that's exactly as noncommittal a reaction as it sounds. Read more »   Fat-Cat Automakers Beg for Taxpayer Money While Flying in Private Jets By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly If they had flown first-class it would have been embarrassing. But company-owned private jets? Read more »   Is Obama Screwing the Netroots? By bmaz, Firedoglake When it comes to the netroots, Barack Obama has the long arm-short arm syndrome. Read more »   Are There Any Other Qualified People In America Other Than Clintonites? By David Sirota, Open Left I ask this based on the Obama appointments - my back-of-the-envelope estimate is that they are 90 percent Clinton administration officials. Read more »   Good News and Bad News About Bush's Last-Minute War on Choice By Cara, Feministe I'm hugely pessimistic for the short-term, but optimistic about where this is going to go come January. Read more »   Bill O'Reilly Attacks the Entire City of San Francisco By Nicholas Graham, Huffington Post O'Reilly's surreal pseudo-documentary is an unbelievable smear on a great American city. Read more »   Mark Begich, Not Sarah Palin, Is the Future of Alaska By Booman, Booman Tribune Begich's election over Ted Stevens represents a huge change in the dynamics of the state's politics. Read more »   Huckabee Claims Civil Rights of Gays Are Not Being Violated: They Aren't Getting Their 'Skulls Cracked' By Ali Frick, Think Progress The dangerous violence threshold argument. Read more »   Why Can't Corporate Media Admit the Real Reason Republicans Lost? By Steve M., No More Mister Nice Blog Is it really impossible for insider journos to acknowledge that Republicans lost in 2006 and 2008 because voters hated what they were doing? Read more »   Obama Sends a Strong, Clear Message on Global Warming By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly "Pretty refreshing to have an adult as incoming president." Read more »   Obama Picks Tom Daschle for Health and Human Services Secretary By Staff, Huffington Post Daschle, who served in the Senate until he lost his re-election bid in 2004, also is set to take on the position of health care czar. Read more »   Sarah Palin Faces New Ethics Complaint By Ryan Powers, Think Progress The complaint argues that Palin's recent media blitz broke state ethics rules because portions of the interviews took place in the governor's office. Read more »

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Obama Clings to Clintonites and Neocons | Pentagon Developing Killer Robots? | No Bailout for GM

Headlines Newsletter November 20th, 2008 All stories, blogs, and video »

This is Change? 20 Hawks, Clintonites and Neocons to Watch for in Obama's White House By Jeremy Scahill, AlterNet A who's who guide to the people poised to shape Obama's foreign policy. Read more »   Are Pentagon Nerds Developing Packs of Man-Hunting Killer Robots? By Scott Thill, AlterNet A dystopian sci-fi fantasy may soon be coming to fruition on a battlefield near you. Read more »   How Our Gutless Media Helped Trigger the Credit Crisis By Trudy Lieberman, Columbia Journalism Review Government and greedy bankers aren't the only ones to blame. Read more »   Why We Shouldn't Bail Out GM By Nicholas von Hoffman, The Nation The bailout should be used to expand unemployment compensation instead of propping up a single, failing corporation. Read more »   The Bitch and the Airhead: Blatant Women-Bashing Makes a Gut-Wrenching Comeback By Daphne Merkin, The Daily Beast Change may well be coming to Washington. But the public discourse about women has taken several steps backward. Read more »   Did Greenhouse Gases Cause the Earth's Greatest Mass Extinction? By Moises Velasquez-Manoff, Christian Science Monitor Scientists now suspect that the earth's greatest mass extinction wasn't caused by an asteroid strike or any other single cataclysmic event. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     Fat-Cat Automakers Beg for Taxpayer Money While Flying in Private Jets By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly If they had flown first-class it would have been embarrassing. But company-owned private jets? Read more »   Is Obama Screwing the Netroots? By bmaz, Firedoglake When it comes to the netroots, Barack Obama has the long arm-short arm syndrome. Read more »   Daschle as HHS Secretary: A Look at the Pros and Cons By Melissa McEwan, Shakesville I'm okay with this selection -- and that's exactly as noncommittal a reaction as it sounds. Read more »   Huckabee Claims Civil Rights of Gays Are Not Being Violated: They Aren't Getting Their 'Skulls Cracked' By Ali Frick, Think Progress The dangerous violence threshold argument. Read more »

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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Wife tells of fatal fight
			HONEY HILL â€" Doris Montgomery said she shot and killed her husband Tuesday night as he attacked her 47-year-old disabled son. A day later, she reflected on the horrific fight in the front yard of their rural Berkeley County home and wondered if she had done the right thing. "If I had it to do over, I would have just jumped on him and he would have had to beat me," the 67-year-old homemaker said. "I loved him. I don't care what he had done. I loved him, and I know he loved me."
Enjoy a every Sunday Only In The Post & Courier find locations		Deadly, grisly rabies still threat in Lowcountry Earlier this month a red fox appeared from the shadows of a gated Dunes West neighborhood and reminded a community of an ancient disease that still lurks. Rabies can transform a typically wary wild animal into a creature hellbent on spreading disease. The virus ravages the nervous system and destroys the brain. Holiday crime alert Officers in North Charleston got a jump on the holiday season by fanning out to businesses with a wish list. No, the city's finest weren't asking for gifts to put under the Christmas tree. This was a modest list full of selfless demands aimed at keeping merchants safe. Police were asking stores to make sure surveillance cameras work; to use adequate lighting inside and outside; and to clear windows of advertisements and other clutter, to better see people approaching at night. Jail inmate accused of second slaying A man sitting in the county jail on a murder charge for more than a year has been accused of a second killing from 2007, Charleston police said. Man, 24, dies after being shot Summerville â€" A 24-year-old man who was shot outside his home Wednesday afternoon in the Gahagan community later died in an ambulance.
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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Florida fan fixture with Citadel connections has fitting departure
			GAINESVILLE, Fla. â€" How fitting. It all started with The Citadel, and 60 years later it will end with The Citadel. For the record, the gentleman's real name is George Edmondson, an 86-year-old retired insurance executive from Tampa. And on most days of the year he can go about his life without much notice.
		Expect C of C, CSU to turn up the tempo The Charleston Southern men's basketball team favors an up-tempo style and so does the College of Charleston. What that means is a good time should be had by all when the two teams meet today at 7:30 p.m. at the North Charleston Coliseum. Healthy Jackson, scheming make a difference for Clemson's defense CLEMSON â€" But what if Clemson defensive tackle Rashaad Jackson had been healthy all season? "It's a big difference," senior safety Michael Hamlin said. "Rashaad brings a lot of emotion and passion to the game. With an extra guy in the rotation up front, it means a whole lot to the other guys to have more rest." High-pressure Tigers overpower Terriers CLEMSON â€" When little-used Zavier Anderson, Jonah Baize and Jesse Yanutola get into the game for Clemson, you know you're in trouble. And Wofford was in trouble most of the night. Former Trojan's talent shines through in Atlanta FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. â€" Roddy White was kicking himself after the game. Sure, it would have been a tough catch, but it shows just how far he's come that everyone expected him to make it.
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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Med center may need downsizing
			The square footage of the planned 27-acre office park that will complement the new East Cooper Regional Medical Center is too big for the approved zoning, a town official said Wednesday. Three years ago, Town Council approved zoning that allows up to 220,000 square feet of medical and other professional office space in the affected area. As currently designed, the development would have 293,500 square feet of offices, according to planning documents.
		East Cooper: Shake-up at the top Just weeks into the job, the new chief executive officer of East Cooper Regional Medical Center has made sweeping changes among her top-management ranks, saying it's time to bring in new leadership as the Mount Pleasant hospital enters a new era. Three high-level executives, including chief medical officer John Langley and chief operating officer Bill Cone, recently left their jobs, the hospital said. The other was Tony Ojeda, who was director of business development. Dow drops to lowest close since crisis began; Oct. consumer prices fall sharply WASHINGTON â€" A growing fear of economic deflation helped take the air out of the stock market Wednesday, and another white-knuckle final hour on Wall Street pushed the Dow Jones industrials under 8,000 to their lowest close since the financial meltdown began. New steakhouse to open on King Street After several years managing a steakhouse in Texas, Beaufort native Tom Hall is ready to open a restaurant of his own. The entrepreneur is rolling out Halls Chophouse, a 160-seat restaurant at 434 King St. Boeing expects orders to slow MINNEAPOLIS â€" Boeing Co. has seen its orders peak and the number of planes in its backlog will probably decline going forward, the chief of its commercial airplanes division said on Wednesday.
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