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4:10 AM ET, June 25, 2006

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Michael R. Gordon / New York Times:
U.S. General in Iraq Outlines Troop Cuts  —  WASHINGTON, June 24 — The top American commander in Iraq has drafted a plan that projects sharp reductions in the United States military presence there by the end of 2007, with the first cuts coming this September, American officials say.
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Rod Nordland / Newsweek:
Maliki's Master Plan  —  A national reconciliation plan for Iraq calls for a timetable for withdrawal of U.S. troops and, controversially, amnesty for insurgents who attacked American and Iraqi soldiers.  —  Ali Haider / Reuters-pool  —  Maliki is scheduled to unveil a national reconciliation plan on June 25
Times of London:
Key insurgents vow to reject Iraq peace plan  —  IRAQ'S main insurgent groups intend to reject a peace plan that Nouri al-Maliki, the prime minister, will present today in an attempt to halt the country's spiral of violence.  —  Maliki is expected to go before parliament with a 28- point plan …
Discussion: Captain's Quarters and TalkLeft
Michelle Malkin:
HOW ABOUT A NICE BIG GLASS OF...  The New York Times and their traitorous, leaking sources have done it again.  (Hat tip: LGF) This time they're broadcasting classified information on troop levels.  Hey, Bill Keller—al Qaeda thanks you: … "Closely held secret."  Not.  Anymore.
Discussion: small dead animals
Captain Ed / Captain's Quarters:
NYT Reveals Secret Briefing On The Painfully Obvious  —  The New York Times has revealed yet another war secret, this time publishing details of negotiations between CENTCOM and the Iraqi government on troop reductions in Iraq.  Michael Gordon reveals that General George Casey has briefed …
Discussion: Wizbang
Kevin Drum / The Washington Monthly:
"A BROAD, CONDITIONS-BASED TIMETABLE"....The fine folks at Newsweek have gotten hold of a draft copy of the national reconciliation plan soon to be announced by Iraq's new Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki.  Among other things, it will ask for a firm U.S. withdrawal plan to be enforced by a United Nations resolution:
Discussion: The Horse's Mouth
Associated Press:
FBI: Suspects Sought Help From al - Qaida  —  MIAMI (AP) — A plan hatched by seven men to blow up Chicago's Sears Tower and other buildings was ''more aspirational than operational,'' FBI officials said.  —  The group of men, who were arrested Thursday when authorities busted their alleged hide …
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The Raw Story:
NY Times columnist Brooks attacks 'Kingpin' of Daily Kos  —  In Sunday's paper, conservative New York Times columnist David Brooks attacks the founder of Daily Kos for acting like a "Kingpin" who "commands his followers" to "unleash their venom on those who stand in the way," RAW STORY has found.
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Tom Maguire / JustOneMinute:
Putting The 'Moon' In "Moonbat"
Commissar / The Politburo Diktat:
Hilarious - Uncut from the Nutroots' own astrologer
Discussion: protein wisdom and INDCJournal
Patterico / Patterico's Pontifications:
Patterico Cancels his Subscription to the L.A. Times  —  I cancelled my subscription to the Los Angeles Times this morning.  —  I explained to the person who answered the phone that I was cancelling because I am outraged that the newspaper revealed classified details of a successful anti-terror operation.
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Radio Blogger:
Powerline's John Hinderaker and Scott Johnson on the New York Times' story blowing another weapon in the War On Terror.  —  HH: The New York Times and the Los Angeles Times did a very bad thing.  They endangered American lives, they assisted terrorists.  And to discuss the consequences of that …
Discussion: Biased BBC and Captain's Quarters
James Wolcott:
HARD FASCISM, SOFT HEADS  —  Admittedly, I don't circulate as much as Mickey Kaus, who I gather is moonlighting as the Jerry Zipkin for fright-night bachelorettes, but you would think that by now I would have come across some of those Angry Bloggers I keep reading about …
Discussion: Firedoglake
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Joby Warrick / Washington Post:
Warnings on WMD 'Fabricator' Were Ignored, Ex-CIA Aide Says  —  In late January 2003, as Secretary of State Colin Powell prepared to argue the Bush administration's case against Iraq at the United Nations, veteran CIA officer Tyler Drumheller sat down with a classified draft of Powell's speech to look for errors.
PZ Myers / Pharyngula:
'Brights'  —  Since it was brought up in the comments, I thought I'd bring back my statement on the "Brights."  —  There's a lot of noise on the net right now about The Brights, the idea that we can invent a pleasant new name for godless atheists and thereby improve our image.
Discussion: Majikthise and Pandagon
Associated Press:
Dean repeats call for Iraq troop drawdown  —  WASHINGTON - The head of the Democratic Party blamed the Bush administration's "failed political leadership and lack of foresight and planning" for turning U.S. soldiers into targets for the Iraqi insurgency.  —  In his party's weekly radio …
Discussion: The Democratic Daily
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Charles Babington / Washington Post:
One Party's Lawmaking Is Another's Electioneering
Discussion: MyDD and The American Street
Investor's Business Daily:
Issues & Insights  —  And This Guy Was Almost President?  —  Politics: Sen. John Kerry has spent a career taking the side of America's enemies.  His call last week for a pullout from Iraq was the latest evidence he is unfit to serve in the Senate — never mind the White House.
Discussion: Instapundit.com and PrairiePundit
Andrew Sullivan / Time:
How Doctors Got Into the Torture Business  —  Andrew Sullivan on the harrowing new book "Oath Betrayed", in which a medical ethicist documents how members of his profession got caught up in the abuse of prisoners  —  Soldiers are trained to kill and doctors to heal.
Richard Perle / Washington Post:
Why Did Bush Blink on Iran?  (Ask Condi)  —  President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran knows what he wants: nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them; suppression of freedom at home and the spread of terrorism abroad; and the "shattering and fall of the ideology and thoughts of the liberal democratic systems."
Washington Post:
Bank Surveillance  —  The Treasury Department should be monitoring overseas bank transfers.  Congress should make sure it's done right.  —  THE TREASURY Department's just-disclosed program of searching records of overseas bank transfers may provoke outraged comparisons …
 
 
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