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7:55 AM ET, October 1, 2006

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New York Times:
G.O.P. Leaders Knew in Late '05 of E-Mail  —  Top House Republicans knew for months about e-mail traffic between Representative Mark Foley and a former teenage page, but kept the matter secret and allowed Mr. Foley to remain head of a Congressional caucus on children's issues, Republican lawmakers said Saturday.
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Washington Post:
GOP Leader Rebuts Hastert on Foley  —  Reynolds: Speaker Knew of E-Mails in Spring  —  House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) was notified early this year of inappropriate e-mails from former representative Mark Foley (R-Fla.) to a 16-year-old page, a top GOP House member said yesterday …
Captain Ed / Captain's Quarters:
Hastert Knew While Foley Flew  —  Well, well, well.  It appears the Republicans actually can make the Foley controversy worse.  As if it wasn't bad enough that John Boehner knew about Foley's track record of sexual harassment of his underage pages, now it turns out that Speaker Denny Hastert lied …
Roll Call:
Reynolds Informed Hastert of Allegations Against Foley  —  National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Reynolds (N.Y.) issued a statement Saturday in which he said that he had informed Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) of allegations of improper contacts between then-Rep. Mark Foley …
Allahpundit / Hot Air:
Did Hastert know last year that Foley was a pervert?  —  I hate having to defend Hastert, partly because he's a jackass and partly because it's bad form to defend anyone in any way associated with a child molestation scandal, no matter how much the facts are in their favor.
Deirdre Shesgreen / St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Shimkus approached Foley about early e-mails  —  WASHINGTON Last year, the House clerk grabbed Rep. John Shimkus off the floor during a vote and said they needed to talk.  —  It wasn't unusual for the clerk at that time, Jeff Trandahl, to catch Shimkus, in the hallway or on the House floor …
Discussion: Talking Points Memo
New York Times:
Along With Victories, G.O.P. Takes a Few Blows
Discussion: The Next Hurrah
Larry Wheeler / News Press:
Congressman resigns  —  Foley quits as e-mails to boy raise questions
Discussion: The Daily Background
Jane Hamsher / Firedoglake:
GOP = Grand Old Perverts
Discussion: All Spin Zone
Times of London:
Focus: Chilling message of the 9/11 pilots  —  A video shows two of the world's most infamous terrorists joking and laughing while filming their 'death wills' at Osama Bin Laden's lair in Afghanistan.  The journalist and author Yosri Fouda explains the terrible significance of the new find
Discussion: Never Yet Melted
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Allahpundit / Hot Air:
Breaking: Times of London obtains Mohammed Atta martyrdom video; Flashback: "Nineteen Martyrs"  —  I've always hoped we wouldn't have to suffer an Atta video.  I can stand videos of any of the other 18 — they're all basically fungible — but to be taunted from the grave by the hijacker everyone recognizes is intolerable.
Washington Post:
Two Months Before 9/11, an Urgent Warning to Rice  —  On July 10, 2001, two months before the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, then-CIA Director George J. Tenet met with his counterterrorism chief, J. Cofer Black, at CIA headquarters to review the latest on Osama bin Laden and his al-Qaeda terrorist organization.
Associated Press:   U.K. paper says has unseen 9/11 video
Kim Priestap / Wizbang:
MOHAMMAD ATTA MARTYRDOM WILL SURFACES
Discussion: Secular Blasphemy
Washington Post:
Falling on His Sword  —  Colin Powell's most significant moment turned out to be his lowest  —  ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2004, eight days after the president he served was elected to a second term, Secretary of State Colin Powell received a telephone call from the White House at his State Department office.
Discussion: DownWithTyranny! and Mia Culpa
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Tim Golden / New York Times:
Memo Fueled Deep Rift in Administration on Detainees
Discussion: TalkLeft, Andrew Sullivan and Amygdala
Erwin Chemerinsky / Washington Post:
Legislating Violations of the Constitution  —  With little public attention or even notice, the House of Representatives has passed a bill that undermines enforcement of the First Amendment's separation of church and state.  The Public Expression of Religion Act - H.R. 2679 …
Telegraph:
Saudis build 550-mile fence to shut out Iraq  —  Security in Iraq has collapsed so dramatically that Saudi Arabia has ordered the construction of a 550-mile high-tech fence to seal off its troubled northern neighbour.  —  The huge project to build the barrier, which will be equipped …
Muslihoon:
The war of ideas and civilizational superiority  —  October 1st, 2006 at 7:55 am (Personal, Islam, History, Culture, War, War on Terrorism, Arabic, The Rest, The United States, International community, The Muslim World, Islamic propaganda, The West, Islamists)  —  (Disclaimer: Caution!
Bret Stephens / Opinion Journal:
Secretary of Turbulence  —  Condoleezza Rice takes the long view—maybe too long.  —  NEW YORK—Condoleezza Rice arrives 10 minutes early for her interview with The Wall Street Journal, dressed in a red suit and a single strand of white pearls.  She says "Hi, Condi Rice" …
Discussion: Tammy Bruce
Glenn Reynolds / Instapundit.com:
TOM MAGUIRE has thoughts on torture.  He's a bit hard on Andrew Sullivan, but not as hard as Sullivan is being on me — Sullivan has brought out the waterboard of blogging, reprinting emails from readers of his who say they'll never read me again, only Sullivan, from now on.
Discussion: Natalie Solent
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Engram / Back Talk:
Distinguishing the Insurgency from Sectarian Violence in Iraq
John Burgess / Outside The Beltway:
Muslims Speaking Against Terrorism [Updated]
Kos / Daily Kos:
VA-Sen: Webb has raised the cash
CBC News:
Hope fades for victims trapped in overpass collapse
Discussion: Pajamas Media
BBC:
West 'will fail' without Pakistan
Discussion: NewsBusters.org and NewsHog
Works and Days:
America and its Discontents
Digby / Hullabaloo:
Keeping It Real  —  What with all the soul searching lately …
Dean Barnett / Townhall.com:
FAQ - Torture!  —  1) Let's get right to it.  Do you support torture?
Discussion: Unfogged
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Think Progress:
Bush Officials May Have Covered Up Rice-Tenet Meeting From 9/11 Commission
Discussion: The Heretik
Ilya Somin / The Volokh Conspiracy:
INEFFECTUAL EMINENT DOMAIN "REFORM" IN CALIFORNIA: California …
Bride Of Acheron:
George Dreams Of Changing History
Laurie Goodstein / New York Times:
Pagans Sue on Emblem for Graves
John Amato / Crooks and Liars:
Boehner blocks Pelosi's investigation resolution: Surprise!
Discussion: Beltway Blogroll and Pandagon
Washington Post:
Report Says Rove Aide Accepted Abramoff Gifts
Discussion: MyDD and Norwegianity
Hartford Courant:
Lieberman Won't Forget
Katie Zezima / New York Times:
When Soldiers Go to War, Flat Daddies Hold Their Place at Home
 

 
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