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Hungry Al Bringing the 'Meat' in '08

Oct. 27 2008, Published 7:07 a.m. ET

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York's real candidate: With Hillary Clinton already entrenched in the run for president in 2008 and Rudy Giuliani likely to follow her there, a third New Yorker, everyone's favorite civil rights wordsmith, Al Sharpton, says he'll bring "meat" to the race.

Bugger off: President Bush's funny accented lap dog Tony Blair says the UK will not match any troop increase that the U.S. sends to Iraq.

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Round 10: "Fat slob" Rosie O'Donnell and "snake oil salesman" Donald Trump are at it again. This time she's calling him a "comb-over bunny," whatever that is, and insisting that he's obsessed with her.

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