The Headlines For 8/29/09: An Array Of Different Emotions.
The homegoing that was tearful: A great day in the soccer world. And just shocking sadness still from the music industry
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The Front Pages For 8/27/09: Still Some Love To Kennedy, And Sadly, Some, Like Fudge Aren't
TPM Huffington Post The Nation The raw story Politico And back to being a clown, Fudge returns to being classless.
The Front Pages For 8/26/09: The Lion's Raw Is Still Heard
Talking Points Memo's special tribute TPM's regular headline Huffington Post The Nation Politico Think Progress Classiness from the Drudge Report.....so classy, that I wouldn't even call it Fudge today. Of course, there are more sites to remember, more sites that show their love indeed. But for now, the memories continue.
The Front Pages For 8/21/09
TPM , with Harry Reid not getting any love again. The Huffington Post , with a strong headline from the Krugman column slamming Obama. The Washington Independent The Raw Story The Plum Line The Nation Think Progress Politico with not a bad effort, I have to admit. And someone needs to tell Fudge Report to update his Democratic hate The front pages for today.
The Front Pages For 8/20/09
TPM Huffington Post The Raw Story TheNation Think Progress The Washington Independent The PlumLine from Greg Sargent. Politico Fudge as usual with his stupidity.
The Front Pages For 8/19/09: Respect For A Legend, And Health Care.
TPM Huffington Post The Washington Independent The Raw Story Politico The Fudge Report acts civil for a second straight day at this time for being civil, thanks to the passing of another renowned figure in news, just like yesterday. And The Nation, as I forgot to update again.
The Front Pages For 8/18/09: Remember Novak Dominates, But The White House On A Public Option As Well
TPM Huffington Post, with video of Novak saying "bulls---" in a forum with Ed Henry and James Carville TWI The Raw Story, as usual, keeping it raw. And normally slammed, both Politico and The Drudge Report unsurprisingly pay respects to Novak. And a late new edition, Greg Sargent, with an interesting top story as of this post: The Front Pages. Updated : And how could I forget, the Nation: