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The 5 WORST 2006 CANDIDATES Seek REDEMPTION
Brodner, Steve | October 23, 2006 issue

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A political cartoon is presented, entitled "The 5 Worst 2006 Candidates Seek Redemption." Politicians that have committed public gaffes are depicted trying to appeal to those whom they have insulted. The politicians (and gaffes) include Arnold Schwarzenegger, who insulted Latinos, Joseph Lieberman, who insists on "staying the course" in Iraq and Katherine Harris, who stated that she was "reclaiming America for Christ."

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CARICATURES & cartoons; WIT & humor; SCHWARZENEGGER, Arnold; HARRIS, Katherine; LIEBERMAN, Joseph I.; POLITICIANS
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