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Obama's "Problem" With William Ayers

Recently the Presidential campaign of 2008 has taken a nasty turn. As the McCain/Palin ticket continues to fall behind to the Democratic team of Obama/Biden, allegations are flying to discredit Obama. Some of this is not new. Even during a spirited Democratic primary campaign, pictures of Obama in traditional Kenyan dress were posted to imply this candidate was Muslim – as if that were automatically a dirty term. Rumors that Obama attended a madrassa for school in Indonesia were floated to further the “smear” that our first bi-racial major party candidate was in league with “terrorists”. MORE »

WAMM No Iran War Press Confernce

WAMM had a Press Conference on the steps of the state capitol, July 9, on not attacking Iran. Many leading clergy and others were present to sign the petition and to speak MORE »

Iran

This is from the new Seymour Hirsch article on preparations for a war with Iran. Most of the article is about American preparations for war. But Hisrch also says this:

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Recount stories

This is the place to look for recount data — updated from the Secretary of State’s web site every night.

Check out the MPR site that lets you decide on challenged ballots. As close to being an actual recount judge as you can get!

And this is the place to send your recount stories — editor@tcdailyplanet.net. Check this space every day for more stories! MORE »

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Giving thanks and giving back

This Thanksgiving, families throughout the Twin Cities will gather at the table and be thankful for what they have, despite the rough economic climate. But Thanksgiving can also be a time for people to help those less fortunate themselves: here is a list of ways you can help on Thanksgiving Day and beyond. MORE »

In (and out of) the galleries

VISUAL ARTS | Let us break art together

A group of 13 artists has turned a former tobacco shop into a workshop for projects that resemble social experiments as much as they do art. MORE »