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6:55 AM ET, March 18, 2006

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Christopher / Back to Iraq 3.0:
Operation Overblown  —  BAGHDAD — Operation Swarmer is turning out to be much less than meets the eye, or the television camera, for that matter. … That sounds exciting!  But according to a colleague of mine from TIME who traveled up there today on a U.S. embassy-sponsored trip …
Wretchard / The Belmont Club:
The second death  —  Bing West, writing about the battles …
gqrr.com:
NPR Survey: Republicans Lose Ground on Foreign Policy, National Security; Opportunity for Democrats  —  Greenberg Quinlan Rosner and Public Opinion Strategies  —  "...in this poll, when asked which party they trust more on issues such as the Iraq war, foreign ownership of U.S. ports …
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Mara Liasson / npr.org:
Poll: GOP Losing Edge on Foreign Policy Issues  —  · A new poll of likely voters finds that President Bush and his party no longer have the advantage on issues of foreign policy and national security, which they used to dominate.  —  The poll, conducted for NPR by a Republican …
Digby / The Huffington Post:   The Dems are missing the boat on Feingold
Michelle Malkin:
DISCLAIM THIS  —  So, the MSM is slowly picking up on the historic release of thousands of documents from Saddam Hussein's archives.  But not without making a concerted effort to downplay and undermine the story.  Readers are calling attention to the disclaimers included in this ABC News story.
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National Review:
Teflon Europe  —  The prison at Guantanamo Bay was designed to interrogate terrorists and jihadists swept up from the battlefield: the idea was to keep them as prisoners of war in a war that was undeclared, and as enemy combatants without uniforms or officers.
Discussion: OxBlog
orlandosentinel.com:
Harris advisers urged her to quit  —  Katherine Harris' chief political strategist said Thursday that he suggested she abandon her bid for the U.S. Senate because it would be a "tough row to hoe" given the numerous setbacks the campaign had suffered.  —  But Harris refused.
Discussion: NewDonkey.com
CNN:
Abramoff's sentencing delayed to further cooperation  —  Judge approves motion sought by federal investigators  —  WASHINGTON (CNN) — A federal judge Friday delayed sentencing of Jack Abramoff, a move the prosecutors requested to further the former lobbyist's cooperation with their investigation.
Discussion: Blog for America and Daily Kos
Dean Barnett / Weekly Standard:
What Democrats Want  —  JEROME ARMSTRONG AND MARKOS MOULITSAS are pioneers.  Armstrong founded MyDD.com, arguably the first political blog of real prominence.  As for Moulitsas, he's the founder and proprietor of Daily Kos, by far the most widely read of all political blogs.
uticaod.com:
Boehlert statement: "It's Time"  —  Two people for whom I have the utmost respect influenced what I am about to say.  Both are well known, one a most talented and effective public servant, and other a baseball great.  —  In January 2005 I sent a personal note to then Secretary of State Colin Powell …
UPI:
United Press International … NEWSTRACK: Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has asked Nigeria to return former strongman Charles Taylor.  A registered sex offender accused of raping two 17-year-old girls in an underground dungeon was arrested Friday near his South Carolina home.
Gerard Baker / Times of London:
It's three years since the disarmament of Saddam and all that followed . . .  IN MARCH 2003 Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei, of the UN, secured a remarkable, last-minute deal that averted war and seemed to guarantee the disarmament of Iraq.  "Saddam Hussein has finally consented to eliminate …
Discussion: Harry's Place and Power Line
Nina J. Easton / Boston Globe:
Emboldened Democrats court party's left wing  —  Sen. Clinton seen abandoning turf  —  Stepping up their message to the left are Senators John F. Kerry (left) of Massachusetts, Evan Bayh of Indiana, former senator John Edwards of North Carolina, and former Virginia governor Mark Warner.
Discussion: firedoglake
Karen Nelson / Sun Herald:
Who were those guys?  —  Agents posed as journalists before visit  —  There was a whirlwind of activity in the days prior to President Bush's arrival at a home on the beach in Gautier last week, with government officials and Secret Service scouting a location and checking the neighborhood where Bush would stop.
 
 
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stamfordadvocate.com:
U.S. Senate primary could be a plus
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Ramesh Ponnuru / The Corner on National Review Online:
SOCIAL SECURITY  —  Matthew Yglesias accuses me of offering …
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Taegan Goddard's Political Wire:
Poll Finds Most Oppose Bush Censure
Minneapolis Star Tribune:
Senate passes funeral-protest bill 58-1
James Wensits / southbendtribune.com:
Candidate proposes chopping block for 'porn-pimps'
New York Sun:
Harvard, Chicago, and the 'Lobby'
Washington Post:
Kempthorne Picked for Interior
Mcjoan / Daily Kos:
Can we have investigations NOW?  —  On tonight's Countdown …
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Glenn Greenwald / The Huffington Post:
The Feingold Resolution - A Case Study of a Broken Government
Rich Lowry / The Corner on National Review Online:
MAGICAL THINKING  —  Another important piece by David Ignatius today …
Cliff / AMERICAblog:
Florida Rested Cliff's Corner
Discussion: Sirotablog
Garance Franke-Ruta / TAPPED:
A MATTER OF DRAWING LINES.  Apropos of the debate over stalled …
John / Argghhh!:
THE JOINT STAFF TAKE ON "THE LONG WAR"
Washington Post:
Jessica Simpson, Smiling Up a Storm