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Tuesday August 09, 2011

Countdown: Vol. 10, No. 9

Does Al Gore like Yalla Change? Does Herman Cain have a new problem? Will we face Jedi knights at the airport? Countdown has the answers. Read More »

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Tuesday August 02, 2011

Countdown: Vol. 10, No. 8

Finally, an agreement to raise the debt ceiling, a politician willing to take on crazy talk (he may not be who you expected), and more evidence that it's time to Yalla Change!  Read More »

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Tuesday July 26, 2011

Countdown: Vol.10, No.7

And the best scolding for their absurd brand of journalism came from Stephen Colbert who satirically suggested the headlines for the rest of the year should just all read “bad thing happens some place; Muslims involved” while journalists devote the rest of their time to the retractions (it’s a must-watch). Read More »

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Tuesday July 19, 2011

Countdown: Vol.10, No.6

In this week's Countdown, Herman Cain steps up the Islamophobic rhetoric (again), Michele Bachmann gaffes (twice), Walid Shoebat is exposed (finally), debt negotiations stall, and much more! Read More »

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Tuesday July 12, 2011

Countdown: Vol. 10, No. 5

Countdown: Vol.10, No.5
This edition covers issues ranging from the Sharia craze to the latest developments in Yemen.  Read More »

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Wednesday July 06, 2011

Countdown: Vol. 10, No. 4

Countdown: Vol. 10, No. 4
This edition covers issues including the budget debate and U.S. policy in the Middle East. Read More »

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Tuesday June 28, 2011

Countdown: Vol. 10, No. 3

Countdown: Vol. 10 , No. 3
This week's edition of Countdown covers a wide range of issues, from Afghanistan and the debt ceiling to strange political ads and foreign policy debate.  Read More »

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Tuesday June 21, 2011

Countdown: Vol. 10, No. 2

This edition covers issues ranging from the first GOP presidential debate hosted by CNN in New Hampshire, to the recent Turkish Elections.  Read More »

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Monday June 13, 2011

It’s Back!

With the 2012 election a mere 512 days away, we are re-launching Countdown in time for tonight's Republican primary debate on CNN in New Hampshire. Even though the debate won’t include all the delightful candidates polling below 2%, we’ll try not to be as elitist as CNN is accused of being but we are still launching our 2012 coverage with the first debate that people from Washington care about. Read it and let us know what you think. And even better, feel free to drop us an email with items we should include in future editions of Countdown. Read More »

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Wednesday March 19, 2003

Countdown Tweet Test

Or would we? Today marks the 10th anniversary of the Iraq War, and it’s an opportunity for us all to reflect on how we let a small group of neo-conservatives capitalize on the fear of terrorism to launch our country into an unnecessary and counterproductive war. Good thing that kind of broken foreign policy-making is a thing of the past, huh? There’s no way, in our modern enlightened age, that we would sit idly by while Congress pushed the country ever-closer to war, relying on circumstantial evidence of an “imminent threat” based on weapons of mass destruction that no one has actually confirmed. And there’s certainly no way we’d believe that a military confrontation with a large, populous state in the greater Middle East would somehow improve regional stability, instead of driving the region deeper into chaos. After all, the majority of American people don’t favor military intervention right now, and our president has stressed the importance of diplomacy with even the most intractable regimes. So, rest easy, Countdown readers, there’s just no way our government is foolish enough to attack any countries that start with I-R-A anytime soon, right? Right? Read More »

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