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Miller Mania & The Wilson's
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New York Times:
Iraqi Officials Count Ballots Following Saturday's Vote  —  BAGHDAD, Iraq, Oct. 16 - Iraqi officials were counting ballots today after a constitutional referendum on Saturday that appeared to have drawn as many as 10 million voters, about two-thirds of those eligible, to polling stations across this war-ravaged country.
Washington Post:
Sunni Turnout Is High In Vote on Iraqi Charter  —  Attacks by Insurgents Largely Halt During Referendum  —  BAGHDAD, Oct. 15 — Sunni Arab voters turned out in force for Iraq's constitutional referendum Saturday as insurgents largely suspended attacks, granting Sunnis a chance to try to defeat …
Discussion: The Moderate Voice
strategypage.com:
Another Election Carried Out Despite Terrorist Threats  —  October 16, 2005: The government is getting better at running national elections under the threat of terrorist attacks.  The legislative elections last January had fewer than ten million people voting (69 percent of those registered) …
Anthony Shadid / Washington Post:
In a Sunni Quarter, A Day of Emotion
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Suehp Rom / ...Or Does It Explode?:   One Small Step...  Three years ago on October 15, Iraqis went …
Associated Press:   Numbers Show Iraq Constitution Approval Likely
MSNBC:
Transcript for October 16  —  MR. TIM RUSSERT: Our issues this Sunday: Ballots in Iraq are being counted as millions turned out yesterday to vote on a new constitution.  What will this mean for violence and bloodshed and U.S. troop levels?  With us, the secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice.
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Crooks and Liars:
Condi Rice: Verifies What we all Thought  —  Condi Rice: Verifies what we all Thought  —  On Meet the Press today, Condi destroyed the premise to go to war with Iraq that the White House pushed on the American people.  (full transcript)  —  Video-WMP  —  Video-QT
John Podesta / Washington Post:
Freeh's Self-Whitewash  —  During his tenure as director of the FBI, Louis Freeh presided over a series of blunders and failures that brought the bureau to a low point in its history.  From the embarrassment of the Russian mole Robert Hanssen to the bungling of the Wen Ho Lee investigation …
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Editor and Publisher:
'Hidden Scandal' in Miller Story, Charges Former CBS Newsman  —  NEW YORK Since the posting of The New York Times lengthy article on Judith Miller's involvement in the Plame scandal Saturday night, much Web buzzing has ensued concerning the revelation that she had some sort of special classified status …
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Time:
Mike Allen: Why They Can't Hit The Right Note  —  With even Laura off-key on Miers, Bush plans to change the message—again  —  Get ready for a whole new Harriet.  After a disastrous two weeks, White House officials say they hope to relaunch the nomination of Harriet Miers for the Supreme Court …
Haaretz:
Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades claims two West Bank attacks  —  Three Israelis were killed Sunday afternoon and three other people were wounded, one seriously, when Palestinians opened fire on a hitchhiking station at the Gush Etzion junction, south of Jerusalem in the West Bank.
Drudge Report:
LYNNE CHENEY: HUSBAND WON'T BE 2008 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE  —  New York - Don't call her the Second Lady.  The Vice President's wife keeps a high profile of her own, as an author of books on U.S. history.  Her latest, A Time for Freedom, is a timeline of American history.
Mark Steyn / Agence France Presse:
Media utters nonsense, won't call enemy out  —  F rom Thursday's New York Times: ''Nalchik, Russia — Insurgents launched a series of raids today in this southern Russian city, striking the area's main airport and several police and security buildings in large-scale, daytime attacks that left at least 85 people dead.''
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Tom Brune / Newsday:
Blot on Miers' image  —  Court nominee was slow to respond to several liens placed on properties she controls in Dallas, records show had to reimburse Texas city for failing to clear weeds, debris from vacant lots  —  WASHINGTON — The year Harriet Miers began work as a senior presidential aide …
Discussion: Bench Memos …

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