The Buzz: Look for the anger label (Kansas City Star)
AP points out that Republicans have been labeling numerous Democrats not just Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton with an anger-management problem for a while. Both former Vice President Al Gore and Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid have been called angry, and the GOP often says the party is held hostage by the angry left. Analysts say the strategy trivializes Dems differences with the GOP as
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Arab TV show seeks to ease cartoons anger (Financial Times)
A popular Arab television talk show is taking a group of young people to Denmark in an effort to channel Muslim anger over the cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed into more constructive dialogue.
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Anger Management (Washington Post)
Anger can be a useful instrument in public life. Think of Truman giving 'em hell, JFK calling steel executives SOBs, Reagan demanding that Gorby tear down this wall, Bush using a bullhorn to denounce the people who knocked down those buildings.
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Families in film furor (New York Daily News)
Families of 9/11 victims reacted with anger and outrage yesterday over the revelation that the city Department of Design & Construction failed to secure control of photos and video of Ground Zero that ended up in a documentary with topless women and naked men.
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GOP's 'anger' strategy has Dems on defensive (Denver Post)
The Republican national chairman created a furor this week when he suggested Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is too "angry" to win the White House in 2008. And to hear Republicans tell it, Clinton is just one of many Democrats with an anger-management problem. Former Vice President Al Gore is angry.
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