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	Obama Looks To Win The South If Barack Obama's historic campaign to become the first black president boosts black turnout as drastically as he predicts, he could crack decades of Republican dominance across the South. (July 16) Tags: News Obama Winning the South By: APnews
	Ap Q-and-a: On Your Id, A Federal Conflict The AP's Larry Margasak talks with John Seigenthaler about how the federal government is contradicting its own advice when it comes to using and protecting millions of Social Security numbers printed on documents. (July 2) Tags: News Risking ID Theft By: APnews
	Campaign 2008 (b.s Is The Most Important Issue For 2008 Voters) This news broadcast by "The Onion" is more realistic of how the news is spinning us to death with B.S! We are run by a one party rule and they answer to Corporations so if you don't realize this by now you probably will never realize it until its directly interrupting your personal lives..... Tags: campaign 2008 new media the onion bull By: genefire

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