House GOP Invites McCain to Join Protest; Challenges Pelosi to Stop Th
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Republican congressman says presidential candidate welcome to speak on floor and credits bloggers for getting the word out.
CBS Favors Obama in Segment on Candidates' Energy Proposals
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Report suggests GOP nominee McCain is 'in the pocket of big oil,' barely questions Democrat's plan.
CNBC Blog Credits Obama with Oil Drop
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Author claims victory could knock $40 a barrel off cost, but he's a Democrat donor and other experts disagree.
ABC Joins CSPI Attack on Restaurants
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'Good Morning America' reports liberal activists' hit piece on kids menus, ignores parents' responsibility to care for children.
A Year Later -- CNBC's Cramer Called It
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Network's resident loose cannon and 'Mad Money' host ranting predictions came true at least in part.
WaPo's Pearlstein Writes Obituary for Capitalism
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Columnist claims free-markets have failed to deliver 'safety, fairness, economic security and environmental sustainability.'
NBC Slams Exxon's 'Out of Line' Profits
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'Nightly News' and 'Today' team up to attack oil earnings, ignore billions of dollars in taxes paid.
BusinessWeek 'Recession Blog' Inactive a Whole Month as GDP Jumps
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Posts few and far between three months after magazine debuts 'stories of how individuals are coping with the downturn.'
Kerry: 'Al-Qaida Leadership is More Capable of Attacking Today' than o
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Senator proposes $7.5 billion in 'non-military' aid; says 'winning the war of ideas' against al-Qaida important to climate change, AIDS.
Pelosi: San Fran 'Mischaracterized' by Right as 'Out of Mainstream
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House Speaker claims 'exploiters' villainize city because they don't want to nation to follow lead in 'living wage,' health care and environmental 'value.'
USA Today: Fewer Economists Expect Recession
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Poll shows number of economists diagnosing a recession has dropped from 67 percent to 51 percent since April.
Second Minimum Wage Hike Not 'Enough' for the Media
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Journalists from broadcast networks, CNN and AP inflate number of minimum-wage workers and complain wages still aren't high enough.
