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  1. How do Democrats expect to get a real majority of anything if they keep caving? The biggest problem with the Democratic Party is that they fear the Republican base more than their own.
  2. Oliver Willis is still a hardcore DC Comics comics fan. Good for DC; they need all the prodding they can get if they're ever going get that Justice League movie ready in 2037 (j/k). Meanwhile, Marvel has their own studios and are working on putting out the Avengers...which would be the third Marvel superhero team movie. I've said it before and I'll say it again: the DCAU saved those characters (episodes like "Heart of Ice" and "Starcrossed" for example), it saved them. Just like the big screen is saving Marvel.
  3. Caption this Washington Wizard.
  4. Would you rather get your superpowers from science or God? Why not both?
  5. Douglas Feith is dumber than a bag of hammers.
  6. Barack Obama brings the issue of race into the spotlight.
  7. A Spider-Man 4 with a new cast? Captain America going up against Harry Potter? Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen?!?!? (Any sci-fi action movie with "revenge" in the title has got to be good; it's a rule) Well, it's possible.
  8. The "cons" of dating single parents.
  9. A case in defense of Don Imus' most recent statement. You can argue that in this case (unlike the other one) Imus has enough wiggle-room to be excused. Of course, when you've said the things that he's said in the past, one would think Imus would choose his words a bit more carefully.

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