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Morning Must Reads: About That "Senator Program"

Official White House Photo by Pete Souza

Official White House photo by Pete Souza

--John Broder and Clifford Krauss, among others, scratch their heads over offshore drilling.

--Tom Schaller says everybody's a bit right.

--China signals willingness to play ball on Iran sanctions.

--Sino-American relations warm.

--The RNC gets a potential rival.

--The spending scrutiny continues.

--The Family Research Council takes flight.

--Bill Halter has raised $2 million in one month, a bad sign for Blanche Lincoln.

--Matt Lewis says Rick Santorum may benefit from low expectations. The expectations are low.

--How close did we come to talking about PawlentyCare?

--Corker breaks from the script.

--Geithner sharpens his political tongue. He may be an effective surrogate yet.

--He's fighting to keep specific language on leverage constraints out of financial reform. The White House looks Greek.

--Rep. Hank Johnson of Georgia is very worried about this "Guam" place capsizing.

--And in honor of today's date: U.S. Government To Save Billions By Cutting Wasteful Senator Program.

What did I miss?

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