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It's a little disappointing that with so much real news going on (let's see if Haiti gets as much airtime as Leno), we have to resort to so much barrel scraping.

By Denis Storey | January 13, 2010 at 07:00 PM

Looking back over the last week of news, it seems like the obvious threatens to overtake us.

Let's see, we have a politician saying something stupid and being exposed months (or years) later in some political memoir, (see Reid, Harry, soon-to-be-former Nevada senator and Palin, Sarah).

We have a former record-breaking pro athlete admitting to steroid use (see McGwire, Mark, soon-never-to-be in the baseball hall of fame).

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