A Great Sunday Front Page, or The Greatest Sunday Front Page?

by: David Sirota

Sun Nov 09, 2008 at 17:00


Here's the front page of my Sunday paper:

For those who can't read the whole thing, the top story is headlined "GOP Aims to Rebuild, Refocus," with a subhead: "Party at Crossroads: Massive election losses leave a weakened state party in need of unity and a shared direction." The story below that is headlined "Liberal Label Loses Political Punch In Wake of GOP Losses."

So in the spirit of Stephen Colbert, I ask - is this a great Sunday front page, or the greatest Sunday front page?  
David Sirota :: A Great Sunday Front Page, or The Greatest Sunday Front Page?

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It also looks like the "GOP Aims to Rebuild, Refocus" headline goes with the school picture, as though the GOP is targeting 6 year olds in hopes of becoming a majority party in 20 years or so.  I guess if you've lost one generation, it might be wise to start working on the next one.

"Never separate the life you live from the words you speak" -Paul Wellstone
The Greatest Headline would be (4.00 / 1)
DEMS NOT COMPLACENT IN VICTORY -

Vow to Drive a Stake Through the GOP Agenda


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