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Where Ma Rainey and Beethoven once unwrapped their bed roll
No primary party hopping in Kentucky apparently No Democrats for a Day. No Operation Chaos. Kos indulged in some of this stuff, too, when he encouraged Michigan Democrats to cross over and vote for Romney. (I prefer not to link.) I think this stuff is unethical and I’m glad Kentucky has a law to prevent it.
Hillary will do anything to win. Yeah, right.
Why Hillary should be president here and here.
You know how much I love that border fence.
National Pentagon Radio? My problems with NPR’s news coverage is twofold: they fired Bob Edwards and they didn’t fire Juan Williams. But they do host Le Show and Fresh Air.
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The Jackson Purchase, or the Mississippi Embayment, is one of five geographical regions of Kentucky. It’s an alluvial plain at the western extreme of the state. Kentucky is said to look like a camel lying down, in which case the Jackson Purchase is its head. Andrew Jackson bought it from the Chickasaws in 1818, hence the name. The Eastern Coal Fields form the camel’s tail. The region is part of the Cumberland Plateau, which is to say it looks like mountains but is actually an eroded plain of sedimentary rock. It will be a plain, indeed, when the bulldozers finish.
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