From the New York Times:
A committee investigating Gov. Sarah Palin found that she unlawfully abused her authority in firing Walter Monegan, right, the state’s public safety commissioner.
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What the heck does Diondega mean?
Diondega is the original name of my hometown, Pittsburgh, PA. The name was given to us by the Seneca Nation in the 17th or 18th century. The word means "the forks" referring to the confluence of the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio Rivers, where present day Pittsburgh has stood since 1758.
For the last several years, my close friends have often referred to Pittsburgh as Diondega. The name has become a rallying cry in our mission to transform a dying rustbelt town of into a vibrant, diverse, and economically competitive 21st century metropolis.
412 is the area code for the Pittsburgh region, if you were curious. My original blog The Diondega Journal has been on hiatus since summer 2005. Think of Diondega 412 the remix version.
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- The Plural Majority is a blog dedicated too political analysis and cultural commentary from the perspective of Gen X'ers & Millennials (aka The Plural Majority) who represent an emerging progressive American political movement that is more diverse than any in this country's history. The purpose of this blog is to provide a platform to discuss politics, current events and popular culture from a "Plural Majority" point of view.
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