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"WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY Good morning! If you&amp;#x27;re still one of those mythical undecided voters, today&amp;#x27;s news about neo-Nazi assassination plots, Wardrobe-gate Part 35,634,785,629,563, Republican excommunications and Michelle Obama&amp;#x27;s shopping habits is sure to make up your mind. Or, actually, not. Skinheads For McCain The ATF yesterday busted up a plot by two neo-Nazis to kill more than 100 African-American high school students and then assassinate Barack Obama. As part of their plan, they intended to wear white tuxedos and white top hats during their killing spree. There&amp;#x27;s no Nazi significance to the latter bit, they just thought it would look really cool. In this, as in everything else, they were very, very wrong. Palin On Stevens Yesterday, a jury convicted Alaska Senator Ted Stevens on charges stemming from his failure to declare certain gifts on his financial disclosure forms. Asked for her reaction, Sarah Palin talked about how she maverick-ly went up against the corrupting oil culture in her state. She then declined to say whether she was going to vote to return Republicans Senator Stevens to the Senate next week or maverick-ly vote for a Democratic candidate who won&amp;#x27;t immediately be removed from office if he wins. Wardrobe-gate Finger Pointing With both McCain&amp;#x27;s and Palin&amp;#x27;s camps blaming the RNC for the $150,000 wardrobe they bought for Sarah Palin, RNC chair Mike Duncan hit back, saying that everyone was sexist for even caring. He then told other reporters that, in fact, the McCain campaign specifically requested the RNC buy the clothes. So does that mean that the McCain campaign was sexist for caring to begin with, or that we&amp;#x27;re all just sexist now for caring that they cared? Excommunications In Store For Republicans With a long list of conservative thinkers and Republican officials and former elected officials coming out of the woodwork to support Obama over McCain&amp;#x27;s pick of Palin, former Bush Sr. staffer Jim Nuzzo is mad. He&amp;#x27;s so mad, in fact, he&amp;#x27;s threatened to kick everyone that dares to say that Palin was a bad choice out of the Republican Party. If he succeeds, he and John McCain will be able to hold the next Republican convention at a Denny&amp;#x27;s, but that&amp;#x27;s the sort of thing two old codgers like anyway. Michelle On Leno, Wardrobes Michelle Obama, once considered a bit gaffe-prone, has finally come into her own as a surrogate for her husband. To that end, she appeared on Leno last night to talk about her daughters, what she would champion as first lady and, of course, her wardrobe. While expressing &amp;quot;empathy&amp;quot; for Sarah Palin&amp;#x27;s desire to look nice on TV, she managed to mention that she&amp;#x27;d bought her outfit from J. Crew (and that she mostly shops online these days). Elitist indeed! So where do you get your important wardrobe pieces? Do you think Palin will vote for Stevens? And do you think it&amp;#x27;s really sexist to care about where someone got her clothes?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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