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  • True Crime
  • Swine Flu Edition 
  • A CW LOOK AT OBAMA’S DEBUT 
 
May 11-18, 2009 Edition
With town-hall meeting, news conference, surprise visit to press room, BHO is everywhere at once. As usual.
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Obama

Hundred-day “Hallmark holiday” hype is history. But this guy doesn’t get hangovers.

The CW Archives
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Specter

With nudge from Amtrak Joe, Pa. sen. defects from GOP. But he’s still an ornery SOB.

The CW Archives
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Biden

Stupidly tells “Today” we shouldn’t travel. Stick to bringing GOPs across the aisle.

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Souter

After waiting for Obama, he walks away from it all. N.H. woods beat CW snake pit any day.

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Chrysler

Onetime auto giant files for bankruptcy, looks for Fiat tech to save it. Mamma mia!

The CW Archives
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Swine flu

Media madness or prudent prep? It’s both. P.S.: It has nothing to do with pigs.

The CW Archives
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A. F. One

Empty prez plane buzzes N.Y.C. for photo op, causing panic. Heads should roll.

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The CW

Back in two weeks with a new, improved CW design. But fear not: arrows are forever.

The CW Archives
 
  • Torture Memo Edition 
  • A CW LOOK AT THE SUPREME COURT 
 
May 4, 2009 Edition
President Obama hoped to end the debate about the torture memos. Instead he just fueled it.
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Obama

Ends epic hundred-day dash with a tortured torture compromise. Neither side’s buying.

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CIA

Nice visit from the big guy but still mad they can’t do their jobs waterboarding.

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Cheney

Calls BHO “weak” in bid to resurrect self if we’re attacked again. No class. Big Time.

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GM

Shutters 13 plants “temporarily” and axes Pontiac. They were still making Pontiacs?

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Ahmadinejad

Iran’s delusional prez denies the Holocaust (again). Pray for his defeat in June election.

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Shep Smith

Fox anchor drops F-bomb in antitorture rant. Now that’s fair and balanced.

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M. Steele

GOP chief claimed N.Y. House seat would go to Repubs in Obama rebuke. Not so much.

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Yankee

Cheap homers, expensive seats and the pin-Stadium stripes aren’t slimming CC Sabathia.

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  • Pirate Takedown Edition 
  • A LOOK AT SPRING GETAWAYS 
 
April 27, 2009 Edition
The president and Amtrak Joe want high-speed rail as part of their legacy. But will it be their way or the same old highway?
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Obama

If hijack rescue had gone south, he’d be way down and new dog wouldn’t have helped.

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Piracy

Somali thugs are no Johnny Depps, and they won’t quit now. Next: seals on tankers?

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Cuba

BHO eases some restrictions, paving way for investment. Havana casinos by 2011?

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Tea parties

Protest high taxes after largest tax cut ever—and miss “tea bag” double entendre.

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Torture

Bush said “we don’t torture,” but memos now show we did. Never again.

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Texas

Gov. Perry talks secession. Good luck with your own Army, Social Security, highways.

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M. Fidrych

Seventies Tigers ace now talking to the ball in the sky. Fly on, Bird.

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S. Boyle

Plain 47-year-old Brit wows even Simon Cowell. Now that’s the audacity of hope.

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  •  I'm sure they regret that they stomped on the gas so hard Womack on Toyota NYT
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