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Thursday 6 September 2012 by IrwanKch

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 06, 2012

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Convention Dispatch
50-Person Poll: DNC Delegate Edition They answer questions on racism, the Clintons, and 2016.

The National Interest
Fact: AP Unclear on Definition of ‘Fact’ You could look it up.

Convention Dispatch
Crazy Cops Turn DNC Traffic Control Into Performance Art You have to watch this. YOU HAVE TO.
Early and Often
Portraits From the Democratic National Convention, Part Two New York photographer-in-residence Christopher Anderson has more from Charlotte.
Scary Things
At Least the Guy With a Massive Secret Weapons Stash Was Already in Jail Police found fifteen handguns, assault rifles, smoke grenades, and more in an empty Yonkers home.

Instant Politics
Conservative Reihan Salam and Marxist Bhaskar Sunkara on Bill Clinton’s Big Speech "His greatest feat is speaking with such confidence that defies fact-checking."
Cable News News
This Is What Tom Brokaw Looks Like on Half an Ambien The anchor was rushed to the hospital after accidentally taking a sleeping pill (and appearing on TV).

Jobs
The DNC’s Surprise Guest Is Jobs Data Not as exciting as Eastwood, but probably less crazy.
Democratic National Convention 2012
Democratic Convention Word of the Day: Fight "Their fight is my fight, and it's Barack Obama's fight."

The National Interest
Bill Clinton’s Forgotten Class War Recalling our last secret-Marxist wealth-confiscating spend-o-crat.
Sad Things
Two-Month-Old Hit by Stray Bullet in Hunts Point Ugh.
Potential Movie Plots
Fancy Stolen Motorcycles Re-Stolen From NYPD "These criminals have a magic act."
Democratic National Convention
Democrats Beat Republicans in Convention Ratings, Michelle Obama Trounces Everyone Clint's empty chair was less popular than anticipated.
NYPD
NYPD Now Has an Israel Branch Coming soon to a town near you.
Mitt Romney
Candidate Romney Will Finally Meet the Press Or rather, catch up on the past three years.