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5:18 AM ET, April 24, 2006

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New York Times:
Moves Signal Tighter Secrecy Within C.I.A.  —  WASHINGTON, April 23 — The crackdown on leaks at the Central Intelligence Agency that led to the dismissal of a veteran intelligence officer last week included a highly unusual polygraph examination for the agency's independent watchdog …
Discussion: PrairiePundit
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Walter Pincus / Washington Post:
Democrats Suggest Double Standard on Leaks  —  Key Democratic legislators yesterday joined Republicans in saying they do not condone the alleged leaking of classified information that led to last week's firing of a veteran CIA officer.  But they questioned whether a double standard exists …
National Review:
Why Isn't She in Cuffs?  —  There are countless questions that arise out of the CIA's dismissal of a prominent intelligence officer, Mary O. McCarthy (no relation), for leaking classified information to the media.  But one in particular springs to mind right now: Why isn't she in handcuffs?
Katherine Shrader / Associated Press:   CIA Fires Analyst for Alleged Press Leak
Atlas Shrugs:
BIN LADEN: "CALLS ON MUSLIM FIGHTERS TO GO TO SUDAN TO WAGE WAR AGAINST "CRUSADER THIEVES" … Simon Deng and Manute Bol have insisted that the ongoing genocide was an Islamic jihad perpetuated by the Arab Islamic government of Sudan against the black African Christians and black moderate Muslims …
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BBC:
West is on a crusade - Bin Laden
Discussion: Secular Blasphemy and CNN
Zbigniew Brzezinski / Los Angeles Times:
Been there, done that  —  Talk of a U.S. strike on Iran is eerily reminiscent of the run-up to the Iraq war.  —  IRAN'S ANNOUNCEMENT that it has enriched a minute amount of uranium has unleashed urgent calls for a preventive U.S. airstrike from the same sources that earlier urged war on Iraq.
Laurie Fox / Dallas Morning News:
As schools struggle, ends don't always meet  —  Rich districts do fundraisers, poor districts do without  —  Parents resort to fundraisers to boost teacher salaries, buy library books and even replace classroom doors.  —  Bond elections once reserved for new schools or fancy stadiums …
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Nate Nance / Common Sense:
Read their lips: No new taxes
AJStrata / The Strata-Sphere:
The Raging RINO's Are HERE!  —  *** last minute submissions coming in at the end (OK, I posted early, not their fault!)  Yep, my turn to host those rampaging RINOs (and man, do they leave a mess on the carpet).  So, without further delay, here are your RINOs with this weeks Raging topics (in the order I received them).
Discussion: Argghhh!
Lawrence Wilkerson / Baltimore Sun:
Is U.S. being transformed into a radical republic?  —  We Americans came not from a revolution but from an evolution.  —  That is in large part why our so-called revolution produced success while most throughout history did not.  We came as much from the Magna Carta as from our own doings …
Arthur Schlesinger Jr / Washington Post:
Bush's Thousand Days  —  The Hundred Days is indelibly associated with Franklin D. Roosevelt, and the Thousand Days with John F. Kennedy.  But as of this week, a thousand days remain of President Bush's last term — days filled with ominous preparations for and dark rumors of a preventive war against Iran.
Discussion: Middle Earth Journal
Con Coughlin / Telegraph:
'We would have been close even if 9/11 hadn't happened'  —  Tony Blair had just finished a video conference with George W. Bush when I arrived to meet him at Downing Street.  Their conversation, inevitably, had been mainly about Iraq.  "Every week, we have a video conference to catch up on things," he explained.
Discussion: Kesher Talk and RedState
Nico / Think Progress:
60 Minutes: CIA Official Reveals Bush, Cheney, Rice Were Personally Told Iraq Had No WMD in Fall 2002  —  Tonight on 60 Minutes, CIA analyst Tyler Drumheller revealed that in the fall of 2002, President Bush, Vice President Cheney, then-National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice and others …
Thomas Bray / Real Clear Politics:
President Lincoln 'Lied' Us Into War Too  —  The President "lied" us into war.  Much of the pre-war intelligence was wrong.  The civilian defense chief was detested as "brusque, domineering and unbearably unpleasant to work with."  Civil liberties were abridged.
Discussion: The Huffington Post
NY Daily News:
Border battler  —  Hillary wants to build a U.S.-Mexico fence first — and she's right  —  Apart from a well-chosen warning about criminalizing Jesus, Sen. Hillary Clinton hasn't waded too deeply into the details of the immigration mess.  Until now.  —  In an interview Friday …
Ellen Knickmeyer / Washington Post:
Inspectors Find More Torture at Iraqi Jails  —  Top General's Pledge To Protect Prisoners 'Not Being Followed'  —  BAGHDAD — Last Nov. 13, U.S. soldiers found 173 incarcerated men, some of them emaciated and showing signs of torture, in a secret bunker in an Interior Ministry compound in central Baghdad.
Discussion: Democratic Veteran
Mark Steyn / Chicago Sun Times:
Nothing to fear but the climate change alarmists  —  Do you worry?  You look like you do.  Worrying is the way the responsible citizen of an advanced society demonstrates his virtue: He feels good by feeling bad.  —  But what to worry about?  Iranian nukes?
 
 
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