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Nov 3, 2010 49 min

November 03, 2010

from Radio Free oZ Hosted by Peter Bergman

What Are We Going To Do With What We Deserve?

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What Are We Going To Do With What We Deserve?Our best thinking has gotten us here, so What Are We Going To Do With What We Deserve?The Pig In The Suit vs. The Mensch In The Pickle. Game Day For AmericaThe Dems are going to take a walk and The Lame Duck Waddles Into ObscurityThe Newbie Boobies dream of Taking Scissors To The ConstitutionBreak open the war and Give That Thug An AK-47The secret money pours in and The PAC Attack Goes OnSpanish drivers can miss those Flourescent HookersTime to get Carried Away by Da SharksRototill the content farms. Slashtags For EverybodyA dead dog up to its old tricks. The Voting Fraud FraudA kind man in unkind times. An Eloquent Obama EvolvesIt's November and Li Ho writes to the Ninth Moon

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