The Baltimore Liberal Examiner

Disgruntled former members of the Herman Cain campaign are beginning to talk.

A report in the New York Times says several staff members hit the breeze after receiving a campaign memo about how to act when riding in a car with Mr. Cain.

“Do not speak to him unless you are spoken to,” the memo said.

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If Mitt Romney and the rest of the GOP presidential field had its way, employees at General Motors would still be looking for minimum wage, part time jobs. But thanks to the President's decision to save the auto industry, there's good news tonight! Good news for the economy. Good news for the Earth. Good news for the people of Maryland.

General Motors announced Wednesday that they will manufacture the electric motors for their Spark EV Battery Electric Car at the GM Plant in White ...

he ongoing struggle to ensure that Gay Americans have the same rights as everyone else has a new warrior. Academy Award-winning actress Monica Imes Hicks, a Baltimore-area native better known as Mo'nique, star of the movie "Precious," has come out with a brief video that supports the concept of no longer treating LGBT Americans like second class citizens with some sort of contagious infection that immediately spreads to children.

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Say it ain't so. Herman Cain? Mister 9-9-9? The man with the biggest, slowest smile ever shown in a campaign ad?

Tax Deadbeat?

Daniel Stone in an exclusive report in The Daily Beast says -- perhaps.

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There is one thing racists just do not like! Other than minorities, that is. They really do not like minorities. But everyone knows that.

What everyone might not know is that one thing they really hate, other than people whose skin is a different color than theirs, is being called "racists." Nor do they particularly care for it when uppity minorities and negroes and such call one of their fellow prominent racists "racist."

This would explain why ...