Political Potpourri Archive: October 2011

Bob Galvin, cell phone innovator and precursor to Steve Jobs, dies at age 89

Bob Galvin was a pioneer and innovator. He was the Steve Jobs of his era. Published October 14 2011

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Bill Kelly's Truth Squad

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- C. Boyden Gray: 'IRS never responded to our Media Matters complaint'
  Former White House counsel C. Boyden Gray reacts to the investigation into the IRS' targeting of conservative groups.
- IRS, AP scandals smell like Rahm
  What did Rahm know?
- Mr. President, release the Benghazi emails
  The Benghazi ball is now in President Obama’s court: Will he release the White House emails?
- No racism: Why did PepsiCo pull this Mountain Dew ad? (VIDEO)
  PepsiCo should not have pulled this Mountain Dew spot
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Bob Galvin, cell phone innovator and precursor to Steve Jobs, dies at age 89