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Obama Camp Thinks Democrats Can Rise in South Barack Obama?s strategy relies on black turnout in a region that has bedeviled Democrats for 40 years. Author : By ROBIN TONER Huffington?s Post Arianna Huffington blames the Democratic Party and the press for the Republican ascendancy. Author : By JACK SHAFER How long did it take to write the Declaration of Independence? Thomas Jefferson took 17 days to write the Declaration of Independence, and the Second Continental Congress spent two days making some changes to the document. On July 4th, 1776, the Congress voted to accept the Declaration of Independence, which is why the United States celebrates that date each year as its Independence Day from Great Britain. To learn more, and for links to Fourth of July fun, visit USA.gov. Publ.Date : Tue, 01 Jul 2008 23:20:52 GMT The Sam?s Club Agenda If I could put one book on the desk of every Republican officeholder, ?Grand New Party? would be it, as it offers the best road map for the Republican Party. Author : By DAVID BROOKS Parties Split on How to Expand Offshore Drilling Republicans want to end the ban on offshore drilling, while Democrats want to force companies to speed up exploration in certain offshore areas that they already control. Author : By CLIFFORD KRAUSS; DAVID M. HERSZENHORN CONTRIBUTED REPORTING FROM WASHINGTON. Create Blog RSS Software

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