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Morning Examiner: Chats with George

By BY Examiner Staff • November 29, 2010 12:00 am

Chat with former President George W. Bush, today at 2 p.m.

Planning for the fall of North Korea? Trying to get Pakistan's nuclear fuel? Selling Slovenia access to President Obama? Ludicrous levels of corruption in Afghanistan? Wikileaks revelations slightly embarrassing, but really not too harmful.

Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., doesn't care.

Can Jerry Brown save California? Will he try? Does he have a choice?

Jim Talent ponders a rematch in Missouri. The Hill wonders what will become of @SpeakerPelosi.

A breakthrough on Alzheimer's?

Who is that masked man? I don't know, but if he comes to Washington he will be arrested.

More on D.C.'s little thugs.

 

 

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