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Voting for Super Bullshit on Super Tuesday
By
Jonathan Gray
University of Wisconsin - Madison
February 05, 2008
voting as the sole or at
least
primary act of citizenship, then mustn’t it criticize and analyze the ...
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YouTube, Presidential Debates, & YouRhetoric
By
Dave Parry
University of Texas at Dallas
October 10, 2007
3 comments
to say “I know someone like you.” Clinton, at
least
in my judgement, answers the question better by ...
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“Taking Colbert Seriously: Faux News Man Issues Faux Apology for Real News
By
Megan Boler
University of Toronto
May 10, 2007
3 comments
networks with effectiveness where we
least
expect it. Despite all shortcomings of our intermediaries ...
