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In which our intrepid correspondent reveals deep buried longings and imagines some of the nasty possible consequences at the same time.

In which our intrepid correspondent ponders the possibility of an irascible yet lovable fill-in for Paul Harvey playing hard to get (to vote for).

In which our intrepid correspondent gets a bit snarky - and yeah, we know it's not all that unusual, but forewarned is forearmed, as they say.

In which our intrepid correspondent tries to figure out whether all this brew ha ha about the sky falling is serious enough to call for a hat.

In which our intrepid correspondent breaks that whole "don't touch Sarah Palin with a 10-foot pole" stance of the Republican Party.

In which our intrepid correspondent, full of the spirits of the season, (and much nog) doles out a few gifts to the least fortunate of us all.

In which our intrepid correspondent welcomes former Senate Majority Leader back as he assumes his new position as Senate Minority Leader. And it couldn't happen to a more clueless party.

In the premiere edition of Will Durst 0:90, Will observes that the Bush Administration is already getting into the Halloween spirit.

In which our intrepid correspondent clomps down the paranoia trail once again. But even further than normal, which is quite a ways.

In which our intrepid correspondent laments his inability to maintain the proper respect necessary for a career in politics.

In which our intrepid correspondent basks in the reflected heat of our lady of inevitability proves herself to be evitable.

In which our intrepid correspondent discovers that the greatest gift of the XMA$ season is the gift of giving.

In which our intrepid correspondent gives Hillary the benefit of the doubt while mulling over her chances of forestalling the inevitable.

In which our intrepid correspondent questions the Administration's practice of firing perfectly good legal minds and replacing them with roommates of horse race association grooms.

In which our intrepid correspondent makes light of the perception problems facing the GOP in recent months. And he so enjoys doing it. He goes long.

In which our intrepid correspondent verbally illuminates how to tell who wins the upcoming combat between our two major political behemoths.

In which our intrepid correspondent castigates the Democrats for not being able to stir any movement across the aisle with an issue larger than Montana.

In which our intrepid correspondent praises the Democrats for getting all of their ducks in a row. Of course, it is duck hunting season.

In which our intrepid correspondent hails a landmark occasion with a hallmark observation.

In which our intrepid correspondent lumbers illogically through his possible six degrees of separation from a certain Al Qaeda mastermind.