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2:50 PM ET, May 16, 2006

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Elisabeth Bumiller / New York Times:
Behind Bush's Address Lies a Deep History  —  Photographers gathered around President Bush in the Oval Office Monday after his televised speech.  "America needs to conduct this debate on immigration in a reasoned and respectful tone," Mr. Bush said.  —  WASHINGTON, May 15 …
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CNN:
Conservatives appear unmoved on immigration  —  Poll suggests Bush address swayed viewers  —  WASHINGTON (CNN) — President Bush's plan to toughen border security may not be enough to overcome opposition within his own party to his "earned-citizenship" proposal, which critics decry as "amnesty," House conservatives said Tuesday.
Discussion: Wampum and The All Spin Zone
New York Times:
Bush's Speech on Immigration
Discussion: TAPPED and ParaPundit
Jim Rutenberg / New York Times:
Bush Calls for Compromise on Immigration
Rachel L. Swarns / New York Times:
Plan Met With Warnings That It Won't Be Enough
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Glenn Greenwald / Unclaimed Territory:
GOP Senators block judicial review of NSA program  —  A front-page article in this morning's The Hill reports that Sen. Specter has finally made enough concessions to secure the support of the more right-wing members of the Judiciary Committee for his legislation that (along with a bill from Sen. DeWine) …
Lorie Byrd / Lorie Byrd.com:
Goodbye Poli  —  I just posted the following at Polpundit:  —  It is 1 a.m. and I still have a ton of things to do before I can go to bed and a child up with a fever for the second night in a row, but if I don't post this now, it might not get posted.  Forgive me if this is a bit rambling or unclear.
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PoliPundit.com:
An Editorial Change  —  Let me quote from Lorie's post below: … Lorie was well aware that we were having a private discussion.  Yet she saw fit to quote from my e-mails in public, without adequate context.  She has forced me to temporarily revoke everyone's posting privileges …
Discussion: Hot Air, Balloon Juice and Decision '08
Dasselaar / Zacht Ei:
All-out war in The Hague (post will be updated continuously)  —  (Also check out the anti-Verdonk T-shirts section.)  —  Ayaan Hirsi Ali's fellow members of the VVD free-market party are in an uproar.  The normally hugely loyal Dutch VVD MP Bibi de Vries has said that 'if anything happens to AHA …
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Marlise Simons / New York Times:
A Critic of Muslim Intolerance Faces Loss of Dutch Citizenship  —  PARIS, May 15 — The Dutch government on Monday abruptly threatened to revoke the citizenship of one of the country's most prominent members of Parliament, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a Somali-born woman who arrived as a refugee 14 years ago.
judeoscope.ca:
Ayaan Hirsi Ali Press Statement on Resignation from Parliament
Discussion: Hot Air and Jihad Watch
USA Today:
7 killed in Baghdad  —  BAGHDAD — Fighting between suspected insurgents and Iraqi police killed at least six civilians in Baghdad on Tuesday, and a roadside bomb killed a U.S. soldier on a foot patrol in another part of the capital, officials said.  —  Thousands flee Mass. floods
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Dana Milbank / Washington Post:
Karl Rove, Bullish on the Budget and the Border  —  It's a heck of a curse.  —  Presidential adviser Karl Rove had almost finished his appearance yesterday at the American Enterprise Institute when it happened.  Discussing the Bush administration's record on illegal immigration, he blurted out, "We're doing a heck of a job."
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E. J. Dionne Jr / Washington Post:
Rove vs. Reality
Discussion: AMERICAblog and Economist's View
Judith Miller / Opinion Journal:
How Gadhafi Lost His Groove  —  The complex surrender of Libya's WMD.  —  As the Bush administration struggles to stop Iran and North Korea from acquiring nuclear weapons, it might recall how Libya was persuaded to renounce terrorism and its own weapons of mass destruction programs …
Ryan Sager / Real Clear Politics:
Hot-Tub Libertarians  —  As the Republican Party abandons its commitment to small government, how politically impotent are libertarians?  Let me count the ballots.  —  Specifically, let me count the ballots from 2004.  Exit polls (along with, well, all polls) tend to ignore libertarians as a group …
Hoa Nguyen / Hartford Courant:
Lieberman Calls Primary Likely  —  It is no longer a question of whether there will be a Democratic primary for the seat occupied by U.S. Sen. Joseph Lieberman; it is now a question of when it will be official.  —  A week before the Democratic Party delegates meet at their convention …
Chris Bowers / MyDD:
Blue Nation  —  Ever since 2000, American progressives have been subjected to a steady stream of red-blue electoral maps.  There are many problems with such maps, but what always irritated me the most about those maps were how they over-emphasized large, thinly populated expanses of land.
 
 
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