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March 8, 2010, 4:01 pm
FROM THE BLOGS: Dan Rather's latest gaffe - Greg Hengler, Townhall How many divisions has Jane Hamsher? - Matt Yglesias Tea Party politics - Matthew Continetti, Weekly Standard Congressional condemnation of Cheney/Kristol? - Glenn Greenwald, Salon The coming defeat of ObamaCare - Dan Perrin, Red State Could reconciliation be an abortion time bomb? - David Waldman, CongressMatters Dueling with Andrew Sullivan - Peter Wehner, Contentions Is Graham negotiating in good faith? - digby, Hullabaloo Your government at work - John Miller, The Corner Massa completely changes his story - Chris Bowers, Open Left Poll: Obama would beat Bush - GOP 12 The left and healthcare - Kevin Drum, MoJo The Young Traficant - Taeggan Goddard, Political Wire
OTHER NEWS SOURCES: In final push, Obama says healthcare reform will rein in costs - The Hill Key GOPer open to Graham's Gitmo talks - The Hill Justices eye funeral protests - WaPo Biden visits Israel to revive peace talks - NYT
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March 8, 2010, 12:00 pm
FROM THE BLOGS: Shed a tear for the lobbyists - Ezra Klein Reconciliation seems unlikely - John Hawkins, Right Wing News Healthcare reform and our myopic polity - Jonathan Chait, TNR States slow to spend weatherization dollars - Meteor Blades, Daily Kos Tea partiers are not hippies - Jillian Bandes, Townhall Massa: Railroaded because I supported ObamaCare - Ed Morrissey, Hot Air Tom Campbell and the al-Arian test - Scott, Powerline Another reform push, another deceptive response - S. Benen, Political Animal Court to rule on funeral pickets - Lyle Denniston, SCOTUSblog Right-wing witchhunt against ACORN - Katrina Vanden Heuvel, Editor's Cut Kevin Smith: When the behavior police attack - Jeffrey Jena, Big Hollywood Massa suggests plot against him - David Dayden, firedoglake Emanuel death watch continues - Erick Erickson, RedState Rove decries targeting pols' families - Amanda Terkel, ThinkProgress 1st step toward freedom in the Middle East - Conn Carroll, The Foundry OTHER NEWS SOURCES: Pelosi sets aside two issues to focus on healthcare - The Hill The limits of Rahmism - New York Times Obama to tap retired general to lead TSA - Washington Post Fed fights to keep role as bank regulator - Wall Street Journal
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March 8, 2010, 7:06 am
FROM THE BLOGS: They're pretty sure he's an American - Attaturk, Firedoglake The healthcare campaign begins again - Chris Cillizza, The Fix Do and die - Kathryn Jean Lope, The Corner So-called Travel Promotion Act made law - Chris in Paris, AMERICAblog Packards want Fiorina to pack it in - Erick Erickson, RedState Poor Blanche, stuck in the middle with no one - Charles Lemos, MyDD Did media bias prop Charlie Rangel? - Brad Wilmouth, NewsBusters Six reasons why Obama is the favorite in 2012 - Carl M. Cannon, Politics Daily Weirder still - Josh Marshall, Talking Points Memo Tom DeLay is 'rooting for the Tea Party activists' - Alex Pappas, The Daily Caller How liberals strengthened healthcare reform - Chris Bowers, Open Left Counter-protest the ObamaCare roadshow - Michelle Malkin Iran and the U.S. wingnuts - John Avlon, The Daily Beast I can't believe it's not Godwin - Dante Atkins, Daily Kos Rand Paul polling surprisingly well - Glenn Reynolds, Instapundit
OTHER NEWS SOURCES: Pelosi puts two distracting issues aside to focus on healthcare - The Hill Sen. Kerry lobbies for climate compromise - The Hill Harding tapped to lead TSA - Washington Post Iraqis defy blasts in strong turnout for pivotal elections - New York Times
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March 7, 2010, 4:36 pm
FROM THE BLOGS:
Karl Rove: Overexposed - Marc Ambinder, The Atlantic
Stupak back at center stage - Steve Benen, Political Animal Axelrod's f-bomb - Kathryn Jean Lopez, The Corner The voters have voted in Iraq - Joe Sudbay, AMERICAblog Financial incompetence at the NYT - John, Power Line A closer look at the Beige Book - Hale 'Bonddad' Stewart, 538 Gadahn captured - Ed Morrisey, Hot Air Graham's claims on reconciliation false - Matt Corley, Think Progress Most ethical Congress in history. That never gets old. - Moe Lane Red State Reconciliation chart - Matthew Yglesias Medicaid expansion is a good idea? Think again. - Richard Sherwood, The Foundry Jesus, Mike Allen, reconciliation is NOT THAT COMPLICATED - Jonathan Chait Potter speaks in favor of healthcare bill - Joe Windish, The Moderate Voice
OTHER NEWS SOURCES: Dems keep up pressure on Stupak over abortion in healthcare reform - The Hill Following criticism, Obama to host NASA forum on 'next steps' - The Hill Message maven sees fingers pointed at him - NYT Gloomy outlook for Iowa Dems - WaPo
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March 6, 2010, 4:30 pm
FROM THE BLOGS:
Tim Geithner: Inside man - Joshua Green, The Atlantic
'Stupak happens to be wrong' - Steve Benen, Political Animal Brooks and the tea parties - Jonah Goldberg, The Corner Full body scans are a feminist issue - Kelly Kleiman, The Huffington Post How a conservative can make news - Paul, Power Line Is Obamacare a favority to pass? - Nate Silver, 538 Giannoulias family to collect $10m - Ed Morrisey, Hot Air A progressive victory? - Big Tent Democrat, Talk Left Age of transparency update: DOE edition - Vladimir, Red State Good news from Africa - Matthew Yglesias Lindsey Grahamnesty rides again - Michelle Malkin Gregg: Few would care if Dems use reconciliation - Matt Corley, Think Progress Right wing: Pentagon shooter and battle to disassociate - Eve Conant, The Gaggle
OTHER NEWS SOURCES: Dodd racing to pass financial regulatory reform by Easter - The Hill Acting chairman Levin vows to take action on Ways and Means - The Hill U.S. enriches companies defying its policy on Iran - NYT Deadly blast rocks Iraqi city on eve of election - WaPo
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March 5, 2010, 4:35 pm
FROM THE BLOGS: Lindsey Grahamnesty rides again - Michelle Malkin House 'no' votes on healthcare - Ezra Klein Don't cry for David Paterson - Radley Balko, Hit & Run Feingold pressure W.H. on trials - Greg Sargent, Plum Line Thoughts on the Armenian genocide resolution - Philip Terzian, Weekly Standard Obama in a box on terror trials - Marc Ambinder, The Atlantic What's Stupak babbling about? - digby, Hullabaloo The 'nether regions of Glennbeckistan' - Daniel Foster, The Corner Real talk on healthcare and abortion - Matt Yglesias Massa to resign - Reid Wilson and Tim Sahd, Hotline On Call Bipartisan push to corral runaway EPA - Ed Morrissey, Hot Air Obama maintains healthcare edge over GOP - Steve Benen, Political Animal House vote is the final vote - SusanAnne Hiller, Red State
OTHER NEWS SOURCES: CBO: Deficits to average $1 trillion - The Hill Romney and 'apologies' - The Hill U.S. nuclear policy at crossroads - WaPo Jobless rate holds steady - NYT
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March 5, 2010, 12:00 pm
FROM THE BLOGS: 2008 redux? - Jay Newton-Small, Swampland NV-Sen: Dont' discount the Tea Party ballot effort - kos, Daily Kos Shameful - digby, Hullabaloo Rep. Paul Broun goes birther - Zaid Jilani, ThinkProgress Connolly, Nye keep Rangel donations - Brian Faughnan, RedState Reid celebrates 'big day for America' - Ed Morrissey, Hot Air Unemployment steady at 9.7 percent - Jillian Bandes, Townhall Sympathy for the devil - Jonathan Chait, The New Republic Bipartisan outreach doesn't meet laugh test - N. Owcharenko, The Foundry How do whips whip? - Ezra Klein The Obama way: Bluster, bully, bribe - Michelle Malkin Still waiting for the RNC's apology - Steve Benen, Political Animal An attack that goes too far - Paul, Powerline Down low - Josh Marshall, TalkingPointsMemo WH to recommend military tribunals - John McCormack, Weekly Standard OTHER NEWS SOURCES: McCain calls for new 'Gang of 14' on healthcare - The Hill Jobless rate holds at 9.7 percent - The Hill Pentagon gunman acted alone - Washington Post Congressmen question Toyota's defects testing - Detroit Free Press
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March 5, 2010, 6:27 am
FROM THE BLOGS:
GOP fundraising scare tactics recanted - Mark Silva, The Swamp
It's only a controversy when Dems do it - Steve Benen, Political Animal Delahunt's exit - Michael Graham, The Corner Obama tells liberals public option without votes - Greg Sargent, The Plum Line Goodwin Liu: Unqualified and hostile to the Constitution - Paul, Power Line Popularity of healthcare bill unchanged - Nate Silver, 538 WH to overrule Holder - Ed Morrissey, Hot Air Obama advisers to recommend 9/11 tribunal trials - Jeralyn, Talk Left Lincoln begins primary by attacking Dems - Leon H. Wolf, Red State More sincere advice for Dems from the GOP - Jonathan Chait Obama to retreat on KSM/Gitmo trials - Michelle Malkin AIG employees make case for bankrupcy - Chris in Paris, AMERICAblog Poll: Why abortion stays central in healthcare debate - Sarah Kliff, The Gaggle
OTHER NEWS SOURCES: House approves $15B jobs package - The Hill Ethics committee confirms probe of Rep. Massa - The Hill Rash of scandals tests Dems at sensitive time - NYT Pentagon gunman dies; motive remains unclear - WaPo
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March 4, 2010, 5:00 pm
FROM THE BLOGS: Exploring responses to obstructionism - Steve Benen, Political Animal Will Obama sign the House-passed Senate bill? - S. Foley, The Minority Report Hannity: Palin is smarter than Obama - Heather, Crooks and Liars About that national, Open 311 standard - Nancy Scola, techPresident Not the voters! - Jennifer Rubin, contentions The science IS settled...on Yucca Mountain - Nick Loris, The Foundry Skin in the game - Kevin Drum, Mother Jones Here's the score - Jim Geraghty, The Campaign Spot Broder: Milbank is a tool - streiff, RedState Supporting constructive work - Adam Bink, Open Left Supertrain 2010 - Ed Morrissey, Hot Air A gentleman and a scholar - digby, Hullabaloo Pelosi calls pro-life Democrats liars - John McCormack, Weekly Standard Reconciliation and partisanship: In graph form - Ezra Klein More on Massa - DougJ, Balloon Juice
OTHER NEWS SOURCES: For most Dems, Stark was a non-starter - The Hill Deal delays departure from Congress - Atlanta Journal-Constitution The House approves $15B jobs bill - Washington Post Bombers attack as Iraqis head to polls - Wall Street Journal
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March 4, 2010, 12:26 pm
FROM THE BLOGS: Inauspicious beginning for 'Don't ask' repeal - John Aravosis, AMERICAblog Senators press for trade war - Ronald Bailey, Hit & Run Pro-choice group slams Lincoln - Evan McMorris-Santoro, TPMDC Only the House vote matters - Rich Lowry, The Corner The 'crazy' people in U.S. politics - Glenn Greenwald, Salon Dems throw Pete Stark under the bus - Michelle Malkin Dionne 1, Hatch 0 - Steve Benen, Political Animal Never let facts get in way of greatness - Dave Poff, Red State Climate trio woos Senate moderates - Aaron Wiener, TWI A better poverty measure - Matt Yglesias House Dem: We can't trust the Senate - John McCormick, Weekly Standard Yet another public option supporter - Chris Bowers, Open Left Is reconciliation the biggest problem? - Ed Morrissey, Hot Air
OTHER NEWS SOURCES: Pelosi fumbles dealing with Rangel ouster - The Hill White House: March 18th goal for healthcare - The Hill Deadly attacks mar early voting in Iraq - NYT Political storms toss Obama - WaPo
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