Color between the lines
Posted Sat, Nov 8, midnight
Painfully white but joyfully happy on election night, a party-goer is enlightened during the ride home.
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November 07, 2008: Headlines
Obama and race
Posted Fri, Nov 7, midnight
Black history is now American history.
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The incredible, shrinking Northwest GOP
Posted Fri, Nov 7, midnight
As Washington and Oregon become increasingly urban, Republicans are increasingly scarce. They remain in control of isolated, rural counties, but their numbers are no match for Democrats.
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Questioning the promise of change
Posted Fri, Nov 7, midnight
In the wake of the historic 2008 election, a conservative blogger asks: To what degree is President-elect Obama's victory a mandate for the changes he will attempt to make?
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