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Deb / South(west)paw:
white flag — I wrote some inflammatory comments at a blog by a guy named Jeff Goldstein called protein wisdom that infuriated many bloggers and commenters. Many of these bloggers emailed my boss at the University of Arizona to tell on me. — In hindsight, the things I wrote were over the line of nastiness.
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The Protein Wisdom - Deb Frisch Blogfight — I'm late coming to the story of the psychology professor and Jeff Goldstein of Protein Wisdom, but here's my view: What Deborah Frisch wrote is inexcusable behavior for a blogger of any kind, liberal or conservative. Her comments about Jeff Goldstein's son and wife are indeed unhinged.
Deb / South(west)paw:
clarification re: white flag — I just got an email that said: — You got what you f***ing deserve. It's only a positive thing for the country; one less liberal warping the minds of American students in tax-payer funded colleges. NO ONE feels sorry for you, you've done this all to yourself.
Confederate Yankee:
A Proud Member of the Toddler-Threatening Community — It was disgusting a year ago when Daily Kos posters were all for attacking the sexual orientation of four-year-old Jack Roberts, the son of then Supreme Court nominee (and now Chief Justice) John Roberts.
Michelle Malkin:
A BLOGGER UNDER SIEGE
A BLOGGER UNDER SIEGE
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Patterico / Patterico's Pontifications:
Issuer of Toddler Death Threats Loses Job
Issuer of Toddler Death Threats Loses Job
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New York Times:
Ally Told Bush That Failing to Inform Congress of Spying Projects Might Be Illegal — WASHINGTON, July 8 — In a sharply worded letter to President Bush in May, an important Congressional ally charged that the administration might have violated the law by failing to inform Congress …
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Edmund L. Andrews / New York Times:
Surprising Jump in Tax Revenues Curbs U.S. Deficit — WASHINGTON, July 8 — An unexpectedly steep rise in tax revenues from corporations and the wealthy is driving down the budget deficit this year, even though spending has climbed sharply because of the war in Iraq and the cost of hurricane relief.
Jennifer Loven / Associated Press:
Bush to pursue nuclear deal with Russia — WASHINGTON - President Bush will pursue a nuclear cooperation agreement when he meets Russian leader Vladimir Putin next week during a summit of industrialized nations in St. Petersburg, the White House said Saturday.
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U.S. to Negotiate Russian Storage of Atomic Waste — WASHINGTON, July 8 — The Bush administration said Saturday that it would open formal negotiations with Russia on a long-discussed civilian nuclear agreement that would pave the way for Russia to become one of the world's largest repositories of spent nuclear fuel.
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Tamar Lewin / New York Times:
At Colleges, Women Are Leaving Men in the Dust — Nearing graduation, Rick Kohn is not putting much energy into his final courses. — "I take the path of least resistance," said Mr. Kohn, who works 25 hours a week to put himself through the University of North Carolina, Greensboro.
Carpetbagger / The Carpetbagger Report:
Abramoff, the Bush White House, and the things we learn on Friday afternoons — Way back on Jan. 4, Scott McClellan promised reporters a "thorough report" on Jack Abramoff's White House contacts "very soon." That, of course, never happened, but we've slowly begun to learn about the access …
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Pete Yost / Associated Press:
Secret Service reveals more Abramoff visits
Secret Service reveals more Abramoff visits
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Josh White / Washington Post:
Signs of Detainees' Planning Alleged — Three suicides at the U.S. detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, may have been part of a broader plot by detainees who were using confidential lawyer-client papers and envelopes to pass handwritten notes their guards could not intercept …
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Hartford Courant:
The Morning After The Debate — Lieberman's Debate Charge That Lamont Is A Closet Republican: Dubious — As incumbent Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman tells it, his Democratic primary opponent, Ned Lamont, is a closet Republican. — As Lamont tells it, Lieberman is an ineffectual legislator …
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Los Angeles Times:
Santa Barbara Residents Wonder What's Next for Their Paper — The sudden resignation of reporters and editors from the News-Press catches residents and merchants by surprise. — Santa Barbara residents on Friday wondered what would become of the Santa Barbara News-Press following …
Robert Jablon / Associated Press:
Clinton praises Bush on immigration reform — LOS ANGELES - Former President Bill Clinton praised President Bush on Saturday for supporting reforms that would allow millions of illegal immigrants to seek citizenship but said the debate in Congress is being fomented by Republicans who want to divide America.
John Curran / Associated Press:
N.J. shutdown ends as lawmakers OK budget — ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - After three slotless nights at Resorts Atlantic City, Lucille Mock was packing her bags to head home Saturday morning when she heard the news: the casinos had reopened! — "I lost $75 in the first 15 minutes, but that's OK …
Mike Wilson / Associated Press:
Democrats rip GOP on Social Security plan — DES MOINES, Iowa - The Republican plan to privatize Social Security could cause huge debt for decades, a Democratic candidate seeking a House seat in Iowa, a state with a high concentration of elderly residents, said Saturday.