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Sunday Chestertown Tea Party, Cheney and "End Runs"

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For those of you in the neighborhood, I will be hanging around Chestertown, Maryland and enjoying the annual "Chestertown Tea Party" festivities. The boat race (see pic above) across the Chester River at 2:30 pm today is worth hanging out for.

For the rest, I'll be talking about Vice President Cheney, Iran, and "end run" strategies at 2 pm EST on "Ian Masters' Background Briefing" and then at 5 pm EST on the new "Sam Seder Show."

More later.

-- Steve Clemons

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Posted by Bonethug Iranian, May 27 2007, 6:14PM - Link

Dicky row the barge ashore...hallelujah! Exxon Mobil isn't going to like this. Not even for a minute!

Posted by dano, May 27 2007, 2:41PM - Link

Good interview on Background Briefing. Others who read this weblog ought to listen to it for more info on the Cheney post of a few days ago.

Posted by Pissed Off American, May 27 2007, 12:25PM - Link

Steve. You musta posted the wrong photograph. You promised us a boat race, yet you have shown us a picture of an aquagraffe attacking an Eldoraphibian. I hope DHS is responding.