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  • Eric Besson : “Je n’ai pas fait le jeu du Front national”

    Luc Bronner et Françoise Fressoz | Le Monde | March 6, 2010
    Après avoir lancé le débat controversé sur l’identité nationale, Eric Besson s’est fait plus discret. Le ministre de l’immigration, de l’intégration et de l’identité serait-il en disgrâce, obligé de se brider ? Il nie et repart à l’offensive : “C’est le tabou et [...]

  • Une ville du Kansas se rebaptise provisoirement “Google”

    Le Monde avec AFP
    Topeka, ville d’un peu plus de 100 000 habitants dans le Kansas, aux Etats-Unis, s’appellera “Google” pendant le mois de mars, a expliqué son maire, lundi 1er mars. Le site Internet de la ville accueille désormais les visiteurs par un bandeau : “Ville de Google”, écrit dans la police de caractères et [...]

  • Arizona Goes ‘Birther’? Nearly Half Of State Legislators Want To See Obama’s Birth Certificate Before 2012 Run

    JONATHAN J. COOPER – 02/23/10 – The Huffington Post
    Nearly half of the Arizona Legislature wants to force President Barack Obama to show his birth certificate to state officials if he runs for re-election.
    A state House committee on Tuesday approved the measure sponsored by 40 of the state’s 90 legislators. It would require presidential candidates who [...]

  • Party Gridlock in Washington Feeds New Fear of a Debt Crisis

    Jackie Calmes – The New York Times
    February 16, 2010
    Senator Evan Bayh’s comments this week about a dysfunctional Congress reflected a complaint being directed at Washington with increasing frequency, and there is broad agreement among critics about Exhibit A: The unwillingness of the two parties to compromise to control a national debt that is rising to [...]

  • McCain Challenger: Birther Questions Are Legit In Days Of Identity Theft

    Sam Stein – The Huffington Post
    February 16, 2010
    Sen. John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) primary challenger, former Rep. J.D. Hayworth (R-Ariz.), has clearly made the political calculation that the longtime senator and 2008 presidential candidate is vulnerable on his conservative flank.
    But how vulnerable is that flank? McCain supporters are sending around a clip of Hayworth’s appearance on CNN [...]

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