Dads to be and the ball peen hammer of childbirth
A humorous observer describes pregnancy classes and the absurdities of support roles for husbands. The piece satirizes expectations, fear, and the surreal classroom film that shows labor with a blend of jokes and cringe worthy moments.
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Dads
The 2000 Campaign Trail Speechling Debate
A satirical recap of presidential rhetoric from the 1990s into 2000 highlighting George W Bush and George H W Bush style, Ronald Reagan quips, Dan Quayle lines, Gore debate notes, and linguistic gaffes including misused verbs and partial quotes in a political humor tone.
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George Bush
Dan Quayle
George W. Bush
Ronald Reagan
W. Bush
Iowa caucus polling wobble as Gore Bush lead varies
Polls show Gore leading in Iowa with 58 35 among LA Times results and 57 31 in Quad City Times. Bush leads by 43 25 or 43 18 in other surveys. Analysts warn polls can mislead with election day decisive.
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W. Gore
George W. Bush
Iowa
Los Angeles Times
al Gore
New Jersey
Bill Bradley
Quad-City Times
Gore
Bradley
Gazette
LA Times
Bush
Steve Forbes
Quad-City
New Hampshire
Associated Press
Abc-Washington Post
John McCain
McCain
Dartmouth College
Alan Keyes
Lowa
Keyes
Orrin Hatch
Gary Bauer
L.A
L.A. Times
Rob Tully
Democratic Party of
John Glenn
Tully
Terry Branstad
Lowans
Privatize the Postal Service to boost efficiency and markets
Ruth W. Goldway argues privatizing the U S Postal Service would unlock more than 100 billion in value, empower employee ownership, lower prices, expand services, and align with deregulation trends while preserving core assets and a universal network.
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Ruth W. Goldway
Washington Post
United Parcel Service
U.S. Postal Service
UPS
Postal Service
Commission
Federal
Treasuries
Postal Corporation
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