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Jonah Goldberg: Searching for a surrogate
Watching Bill Clinton act as Barack Obama's "No. 1 surrogate," in the words of National Public Radio, is as exquisitely painful as watching a runaway monkey with a paintball gun at a museum. Most of the pundits have focused on Mr. Clinton's motivations...
Tags: Aesop , Radio, Primaries, Elections, Mitt Romney
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Labels, criminals and bigotry
I was not downtown during the recent disturbances, but I will take Del. Pat McDonough's word that the groups of young thugs were, in fact, black ("Baltimore and bigotry," May 18). Here is the point I want to make: The fact that they were black had nothing...Tags: Jeffrey L Dahmer, Criminals, Bernard Madoff, Terry Nichols, David Berkowitz
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Review: Third Eye Blind at Rams Head Live
Third Eye Blind performed Monday night at a sold-out Rams Head Live. Frequent Midnight Sun contributor Jay Trucker has this review:
As with its music, there is nothing particularly ornate about Third Eye Blind’s stage show, which features a...Tags: Third Eye Blind (music group), Community College of Baltimore County, Katy Perry, YouTube, Music
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Voter ID laws uphold system's integrity
Two recent bulletins place progressive outrage about voting rights in interesting perspective.
Item No. 1: The latest "Pew Center on the States Report" found 24 million invalid voter registrations and nearly 2 million dead people still on U.S. voter...Tags: Elections, Minority Groups, Voting, Personal Data Collection, Claritin (drug)
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New novel about a Laurel Park jockey is a wild ride
When Sasscer Hill was growing up, she rode stick horses and plow horses and read "The Black Stallion" novels, a series of books about the friendship between a young boy and a beautiful black Arabian stallion. In the process, she fell in love —...
Tags: Horse and Harness Racing, Pimlico Race Course, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Laurel Park, Dick Francis
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'The Voice' recap: Episode 2
Phew! Two hours of “The Voice” is a lot to process. The NBC show was heavy on the tug-at-your-heartstrings contestant backstories tonight, which can make for some intense emotional weight-lifting. But we all survived, and slowly but surely,...Tags: The Voice (tv program), Cee Lo Green, YouTube, St. Louis, Christina Aguilera
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America's misguided war on marijuana
The drug war is largely a war on people who smoke marijuana. In 2010, there were 853,839 marijuana arrests in the United States, almost 90 percent of them for simple possession. At a time when state and local governments are laying off police,...Tags: Heroin, Organized Crime, Organized Crime
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Reports of East Baltimore meth lab unfounded, police say
Fire officials responding to reports of a possible gas leak Monday night in East Baltimore said they found what appeared to be a methamphetamine lab, but later determined that it was a large marijuana growing operation. Hazmat team members were called to...Tags: Natural Resources, Energy Resources, Natural Gas
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To prevent impaired driving, treat young people with respect
In the late hours of Labor Day, 2006, on Interstate 64 near Sand Springs, Okla., Thomas Kirby Jr. lost control of his vehicle, crossed the median and slammed head-on into another vehicle carrying four. The impact triggered a fiery and fatal explosion,...Tags: Substance Abuse, Transportation Accidents, Motorvehicle Accidents, Labor Day, Abusive Behavior
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'The X-Factor' recap: A running diary of the first episode
THE SKINNY: Welcome to the world of "The X-Factor." From the start of Wednesday night's premiere, the "X" would take the foundations of "American Idol" — high drama, big lights and heartfelt stories — and build for the sky. This was an...Tags: Steve Jones, American Idol (tv program), Empire State Building, Heart Failure, Cheryl Cole
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'Project Runway': Models as the clients
Reality CheckI, guest blogger Carla, wasn't able to watch 'Project Runway,' last night, so we have sports reporter Kevin Van Valkenburg pinch hitting. Thanks Kevin! Kevin brings the funny. And his recap is gooood! Read on.Welcome to Week 4 of Project......Tags: Clothing and Textiles Industry, Regis Philbin, Lindsay Lohan, Project Runway (tv program), Tour de France
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Jobless Norris is back - on radio
Sun StaffTAMPA, Fla. - The former Baltimore police commissioner who once made six figures is seeking $8-an-hour jobs, and he's not having much luck. "What am I going to do?" asks Edward T. Norris. "I don't know what I'm going to do. Nobody wants to hire me."...Tags: Tampa, Butter, Television, Trials, Death
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