November 08, 2010

from Radio Free oZ · host Peter Bergman

Sarah Palin - The New Evita

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Sarah Palin - The New EvitaWill the country be run by Twelve Average MenDon't cry for me, Rove, Gillespie. Sarah Palin - The New EvitaLot of green up on the Hill. Fat Cat Roll CallThe ridge poll is sagging. Confessions Of A Robo SignerThose who do not learn from history... Russians Return To AfghanistanThe mayor is looking at too much leg. Ciou, MiniDana Lyons knows it all starts with a Turn Of The WrenchWill push come to a real shove? Is Labor Under Fire A Phoenix?Will they throw The Hammer In The SlammerCan we just declare The End Of The War Against The FlowersTu Fu raises his cup and says, Spring, Have Some Of This Fine Wine

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