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Morning Examiner: Jim DeMint didn’t come here to make friends

By BY Examiner Staff • August 26, 2010 12:00 am

Jim DeMint didn’t come here to make friends.

Will Democrats back down on the looming, automatic tax hikes?

I thought Obamacare was going to prevent this kind of thing. I guess not.

Ken Mehlman is gay and it’s no bombshell, the Times reports breathlessly. It wasn’t a bombshell back in 2004, either, when everyone in Washington knew it already.

Newest polls: Rubio by 10, Toomey by 9, Buck by 9, Blunt by 13, Corbett by 11, Whitman by 8. Those are all Republicans.

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