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Where the Boys Aren’t

Easy. Just ask Dolores Hart. The 73-year-old Benedictine nun is planning to attend the Oscars next Sunday. She will be a lot more covered up than she was the last time she went to the ceremony — in 1959, as a presenter and a gorgeous starlet who had given a blushing Elvis his first...
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That Old Black Magic

As though Bill Donohue didn’t have enough to be cranky about. The perpetually apoplectic Catholic League president is on the rampage about President Obama trying to make sure women working at Catholic institutions get insurance coverage for birth control. What’s wrong with the rhythm method anyway? That’s how I got here. Donohue took time...
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The Great Man’s Wife

IF you want to figure out why Newt Gingrich is still out there grasping for lost power, howling at the moon like King Lear, look to Callista. You can find her anytime standing statue-still on stage next to Newt as he speaks, gazing at him with such frozen attentiveness that she could give a...
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Mitt, Is This Wit?

Sure, Mittens can be annoying. Paying an infuriatingly low tax rate and stashing millions in Swiss banks and the Cayman Islands, like a John Grisham villain. Letting son Tagg tweet a picture of him doing laundry on the road. No matter what Romney is talking about in a debate, such as the inane suggestion...
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Who’s Tough Enough?

Joe Biden is always ready to jump in as a character witness for Barack Obama. In the last presidential election, he offered effusive testimony that Obama was not too snooty to appeal to skeptical working-class voters. This time around, Biden is talking up Obama’s spine, aiming to show that all traces of Obambi are...
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Tension on the Tarmac

WHAT is it with Barack Obama’s penchant for getting in tangles with blond politicians on airport tarmacs? Usually, tarmacs are for joyous welcomes or teary goodbyes. But No Drama Obama saves his rare tempests for the runway. In the last primary season, the tension in the relationship between Hillary Clinton, who had expected to...
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Showtime at the Apollo

“I, I’m so in love with you,” Barack Obama crooned to a thrilled crowd at a fund-raiser at the Apollo in Harlem on Thursday night, doing a seductive imitation as Al Green himself looked on. The song would make a good campaign anthem: “Let’s stay together, lovin’ you whether, whether times are good or...
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Hunting, Dear Sir? Delighted!

Watching Mitt Romney in the Myrtle Beach debate gave me acid flashbacks to Poppy Bush. Maybe it was when Mittens decorously noted, in front of the raucous, bloodthirsty South Carolina crowd: “When I get invited, I’m delighted to be able to go hunting.” Maybe it was Romney sounding all 19th century recounting his sharp...
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Mitt’s Big Love

WHAT a choice we’ll have in the fall: one man on a pedestal, another behind a wall. Democrats and independents may have fallen out of love with President Obama, but Republicans and independents can’t fall in love with Mitt Romney. The two Harvard Law School grads are heading into a match with oddly matching...
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A Perfect Doll

As chief executive of Bain Capital, Mitt Romney was all about cold analysis and hot profits. He took a rare personal interest in one of his investments: the Lifelike Company, which produced My Twinn dolls, fashioned to look like the little girls who owned them. As Mark Maremont reported in The Wall Street Journal...
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