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Brent Baker / NewsBusters.org:
To ABC's Surprise, Katrina Victims Praise Bush and Blame Nagin — ABC News producers probably didn't hear what they expected when they sent Dean Reynolds to the Houston Astrodome's parking lot to get reaction to President Bush's speech from black evacuees from New Orleans.
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Lorie Byrd / PoliPundit.com:
Hell, Yes! — ***UPDATE (2:15): I found the video! (Thanks Technorati). If you have not seen it, go watch it now. If you saw it I am sure you are already clicking on the link to watch it again. A transcript is also provided. — I will comment on the actual speech later …
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John from WuzzaDem / WuzzaDem:
Dean and Ted's Excellent Surprise — Dean Reynolds here for ABC News, here outside the Astrodome, where I'll be getting reaction to the President's speech from some of the evacuees who are still here. — Excuse me, ma'am, what part of the President's speech made you the most angry?
White House:
President Discusses Hurricane Relief in Address to the Nation — Fact Sheet: President Bush Addresses the Nation on Recovery From Katrina — THE PRESIDENT: Good evening. I'm speaking to you from the city of New Orleans — nearly empty, still partly under water, and waiting for life and hope to return.
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Joe Gandelman / The Moderate Voice:
Bush Vows New Orleans Will Rise Again In Massive Gulf Coast Reconstruction — President George Bush has called for a massive reconstruction of New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, coupled with an enterprise zone, more clearly delineated lines of federal and military authority — plus more local control.
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David Goldenberg / gelfmagazine.com:
Bush's Bathroom Break: The Photographer Speaks — Rick Wilking on capturing the infamous Bush note, and on his experiences documenting the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. — Rick Wilking left New Orleans a few days ago, after spending almost a week documenting the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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Bill / PunditGuy:
President Sugar Daddy — Hmm... Did George W. Bush give a speech tonight? It sure looked like him. That guy's voice in the video I downloaded and watched sure sounded like him. — Who stole my president? — Since 9/11, I've become rather confident in my support of George W. Bush.
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Representative John Conyers Jr / commondreams.org:
Conyers Statement on Valerie Plame Resolution — Committee on the Judiciary — H. Res. 420, Resolution of Inquiry to Attorney General Regarding CIA Leak — We are here because the Bush administration refuses to police itself in the midst of criminal and ethical misconduct.
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Washington Post:
Bush Pledges Historic Effort To Help Gulf Coast Recover — President Says U.S. Will Learn From Mistakes — NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 15 — President Bush, summoning the American spirit and "a faith in God no storm can take away," vowed from the heart of the Hurricane Katrina disaster zone Thursday night …
Peter Savodnik / The Hill:
Casey widens gap over Santorum to 14 points — Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) is losing ground to his Democratic challenger, state Treasurer Bob Casey, a GOP poll to be released today shows. — The Strategic Vision survey, conducted Saturday through Monday, gives Casey a 14-point lead …
Washington Post:
Study: Half of All Teens Have Had Oral Sex — Slightly more than half of American teenagers ages 15 to 19 have engaged in oral sex, with females and males reporting similar levels of experience, according to the most comprehensive national survey of sexual behaviors ever released by the federal government.
Sue Anne Pressley / Washington Post:
The Other Side of Charity's Coin — Crisis Prompts Aid for Evacuees, but Area's Homeless Feel Left Behind — Freddie Walker — late of New Orleans, now an evacuee living at the D.C. Armory — cannot describe his gratitude for all the things Washington area residents have done for him.
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Donna De La Cruz / Associated Press:
Weldon: Atta Papers Destroyed on Orders — WASHINGTON - A Pentagon employee was ordered to destroy documents that identified Mohamed Atta as a terrorist two years before the 2001 attacks, a congressman said Thursday. — The employee is prepared to testify next week before the Senate Judiciary Committee …
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Dana Blanton / Fox News:
Poll: Bush Rating at Record Low — NEW YORK — Two weeks after Hurricane Katrina (search) made landfall on Louisiana, a new FOX News poll finds that Americans think hurricane relief should be President George W. Bush's top domestic priority right now — outdistancing several other hot button issues …
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Lara Wozniak / financeasia.com:
Clinton's worldview: part two — The second part of former US President Clinton's keynote address to CLSA's Investor Forum in Hong Kong this Monday — On Monday, former US President Bill Clinton spoke at the CLSA Investors' Forum in Hong Kong, answering questions posed to him from the moderator and the crowd in a 90-minute session.
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