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John McCain, today:

“She first ran for office back in 1992. I don’t know what Senator Obama was doing then, but the first time she ran was 1992. That’s 16 years. I think that’s a pretty, pretty event-filled and record-filled resume.”

During 1992, Obama got married and was executive directory of Project Vote:

In the final, climactic buildup to November’s general election, with George Bush gaining ground on Bill Clinton in Illinois and the once-unstoppable campaign of senatorial candidate Carol Moseley Braun embroiled in allegations about her mother’s Medicare liability, one of the most important local stories managed to go virtually unreported: The number of new voter registrations before the election hit an all-time high. And the majority of those new voters were black. More than 150,000 new African-American voters were added to the city’s rolls. In fact, for the first time in Chicago’s history-including the heyday of Harold Washington-voter registrations in the 19 predominantly black wards outnumbered those in the city’s 19 predominantly white ethnic wards, 676,000 to 526,000.

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At the head of this effort was a little-known 31-year-old African-American lawyer, community organizer, and writer: Barack Obama.

In 1992, Palin was elected to the City Council of Wasilla, AK. Population, 5,000.

Larry Kudlow asked this question on Monday afternoon.

From one free-market capitalist to another, Larry, you’re full of it.

Actually for sale at JohnMcCain.com:

In other news, ObamaTaxCut.com made it to #1 on Digg yesterday with something like 3000 diggs in 12 hours before succumbing to the McCain Bury Brigade and being inaccurately labeled as “potentially inaccurate.”

Check below the fold to see the impact of being buried at Digg.

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