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Kick’m While They’re Down!

November 6, 2008 by James J. Patterson

Four Days after the 2008 Presidential Election, on November 6, 2008, James J Patterson had this to say, "The 2010 Congressional Election Campaign began on November 5th"...would that it had. A reprint of that column is here, and may prove insightful as we head into the stretch run... Now that the … [Read more...] about Kick’m While They’re Down!

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To Be Or Not To Be… A Pig With Lipstick?

September 29, 2008 by James J. Patterson

Artist Greg Robison asks Patterson's Vagabonds to Compare and contrast! This Is A Watercolor Of A Pig...   Is It Still A Watercolor Of A Pig? You Decide ! … [Read more...] about To Be Or Not To Be… A Pig With Lipstick?

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UNITE THE CLANS!! DO IT NOW!!

September 8, 2008 by James J. Patterson

Our Midwest Vagabond, Mancheenee, has weighed in with his thoughts on the Democratic and Republican Nominees. Consequently, at his request, we take our first survey of the Free Thinkers of the Inner Sanctum, Patterson’s Committee of Vagabonds. Mancheenee, cultural critic, and lifelong movie buff, … [Read more...] about UNITE THE CLANS!! DO IT NOW!!

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It’s About America, Stupid!

July 17, 2008 by James J. Patterson

How Did We Get Here? Six months ago you could ask any Democrat from Santa Barbara to Portland, Maine, and they would have said the same thing regarding the eight or so candidates seeking the 2008 Democratic nomination: “I’ll take any of them!” But “time changes everything” as the old song … [Read more...] about It’s About America, Stupid!

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