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Vicki McClure Davidson | August 26, 2011

  Contessa Brewer, the liberal bubblehead anchor with a poodle’s first name, will no longer be fabricating, misrepresenting, or covering the news at MSNBC after today. Today she says goodbye. Adiós, Contessa. Wish I could say I’ll miss you after your eight years of non-partisan reporting… uh, no, who am I kidding? I don’t wish [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | August 26, 2011

  Breaking news today about sad celebrity breakups — actress Minka Kelly and NY Yankees’ baseball great shortstop Derek Jeter are calling it quits and have broken up after three years of dating, Hollywood’s Melissa Gilbert and Bruce Boxleitner are getting a divorce after 16 years of marriage, and 65% of Americans have lost all [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | August 26, 2011

  Details are still forthcoming about a reported Islamic terrorist attack on a UN building in Abuja, Nigeria. One wing of the building was flattened. News sources are reporting that the explosion was caused by a car bomb, which detonated by a suicide bomber. At this point, at least 18 people are reported dead, but [...]

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