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3:50 PM ET, October 25, 2006

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White House:
Press Conference by the President  —  THE PRESIDENT: Thank you all very much.  I'm going to spend a little more time on my opening comments than I usually do, but I'll save plenty of time for questions.  —  Over the past three years I have often addressed the American people to explain developments in Iraq.
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Michelle Malkin:
Bush press conference on Iraq  —  Coming up in 15 minutes.  Allah will have vid at Hot Air and I'll have more to say after it starts.  Stay tuned.  —  Rich Lowry thinks Bush will "help himself" with this appearance.  Will it help Republicans?  John McIntyre examines: "How Bad Will Iraq Hurt the GOP?"
Sameer N. Yacoub / Associated Press:
Iraqi leader disavows timetable report
Discussion: All Spin Zone and State of the Day
WBBM-TV:
Michael J. Fox In Town To Campaign For Dems  —  Fox Addresses Rush Limbaugh's Accusations  —  CBS2/Newsradio780 Voter Guide  —  (CBS) WHEATON Actor Michael J. Fox was in town Tuesday to campaign for Democratic candidates, but he spent a lot of his day responding to derogatory comments made by radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh.
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Associated Press:
Michael J. Fox ads for Democrats spark backlash  —  NEW YORK (AP) — The campaign ad opens with a familiar boyish face, now atop a body that sways uncontrollably.  Michael J. Fox, wearing a shirt and suit jacket, talks directly to the camera.  —  "They say all politics is local …
Beth Rucker / Associated Press:
NAACP: Tenn. Senate ad plays to racism  —  NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A political TV ad targeting a black candidate for Senate contains what critics, including the NAACP, are calling racist sexual innuendo about a black man and white woman.  —  The Republican National Committee ad began airing Friday …
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Shailagh Murray / Washington Post:
A Contentious Campaign in a Battleground State
Frederick W. Kagan / Washington Post:
Insult to Injury in Iraq  —  It's been coming for a long time: the idea that fixing Iraq is the Iraqis' problem, not ours — that we've done all we can and now it's up to them.  —  Such arguments have been latent in the Bush administration's Iraq strategy and explicit in Democratic critiques of that strategy for some time.
Michael Medved / Townhall.com:
Eight reasons conservatives must vote on November 7th  —  Why People of Conscience Can't Afford to Facilitate a Leftist Victory  —  For months, we've been hearing about the sour mood of U.S, conservatives, with left-leaning activists and liberal commentators savoring (and promoting) …
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Diana Jean Schemo / New York Times:
Federal Rules Back Single-Sex Public Education  —  The Bush administration is giving public school districts broad new latitude to expand the number of single-sex classes, and even schools, in what is widely considered the most significant policy change on the issue since …
US News:
The House Elections  —  People are always asking me, Which party is going to win the House elections?  The answer is, I don't know.  We have very many more publicly released polls than we used to have, and therefore more basis for making estimates.  But they're still just estimates, subject to error.
David Johnston / New York Times:
Congressman From Arizona Is the Focus of an Inquiry  —  Federal authorities in Arizona have opened an inquiry into whether Representative Rick Renzi introduced legislation that benefited a military contractor that employs his father, law enforcement officials said Tuesday.
Michael Fumento / fumento.com:
COVERING IRAQ: THE MODERN WAY OF WAR CORRESPONDENCE (EXTENDED VERSION)  —  Would you trust a Hurricane Katrina report datelined "direct from Detroit"?  Or coverage of the World Trade Center attack from Chicago?  Why then should we believe a Time Magazine investigation of the Haditha killings …
Discussion: In From the Cold and Bill Hobbs
Dahlia Lithwick / Slate:
The Supreme Press Critics  —  SCALIA, ALITO, AND KENNEDY TAKE ON THE FOURTH ESTATE.  —  It almost makes you long for the day when they contented themselves duck hunting with the appellants.  —  Once a reclusive bunch, Supreme Court justices are taking to the lecture circuit, speaking out boldly on vital issues of public concern.
Steven Stalinsky / New York Sun:
Western Press Ignores Iran's Hate-Filled Quds Day  —  The MEMRI Report  —  It is disturbing when the entire leadership of one nation, along with hundreds of thousands of its citizens, comes out with celebrations and parades every year that call for the annihilation of another country.
Washington Post:
For Governor in Maryland  —  WHEN HE RAN for governor of Maryland four years ago, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s claim to the job seemed to rest on little more than a sense of entitlement and a telegenic, genial personality.  In fits and starts, though, he has grown in the role to become a generally proficient …
Discussion: Soccer Dad, Hot Air and Dogwood Pundit
Amanda / Think Progress:
ABC News Director To O'Reilly: Media Has Liberal Bias And 'We've Got To Fix That'  —  Yesterday, Mark Halperin, ABC Political Director and co-author of the new book The Way To Win, went on The O'Reilly Factor and agreed with Bill O'Reilly that members of the "old media" are too liberal and should …
Discussion: Hot Air, MyDD and Media Blog
La Shawn / La Shawn Barber's Corner:
Why Barack Obama is Overrated  —  I usually avoid blogging about black "golden boy" Democratic politicians like U.S. Senator Barack Obama because I know I'll be accused of "player hating," but I can't let the hype parade pass without comment.  —  Barack Obama, the "He speaks so well!" …
Bob Unruh / WorldNetDaily:
Georgetown gets $20 million from prince promoting Islam  —  Just months later, university ejects evangelical Christians from campus  —  The Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at Georgetown University has been renamed after Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal donated $20 million to its projects.
Discussion: snapped shot and Solomonia
Daily Mail:
Add your comment Reader comments (26) … Did the women who had the abortions care about the child they destroyed?  I doubt it even entered their head what happened to the foetus after the abortion so little point in them saying they're upset or distressed now.  — Kate, Newcastle
Anne Applebaum / Washington Post:
Veiled Insult  —  Quite a long time ago, having briefly joined the herd of 20-something backpackers that eternally roams Southeast Asia, I found myself in Bali.  Like all of the other 20-somethings, I carefully read the Lonely Planet backpacker's guide to Indonesia and learned, among other things …
Bryan / Hot Air:
Audio: The Kennedy KGB Connection Updated  —  Kennedy assessed the situation and said "The problem here is the American president."  —  Earlier this week I interviewed Paul Kengor, author of The Crusader: Ronald Reagan and the Fall of Communism.  The book is a fascinating and detailed study …
Discussion: A Blog For All and Michelle Malkin
Tony Cook / Las Vegas Sun:
Porter rejects request  —  Congressman won't release phone records or schedule to disprove former aide's charges  —  Rep. Jon Porter refused Tuesday to release phone records or copies of his daily schedule, even though his office says the documents would disprove charges by a former aide …
 
 
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Mark Kukis / Time:
Ethnic Cleansing in a Baghdad Neighborhood?
Discussion: Centerfield
Mark Tran / Guardian:
US soldier to voice Iraq conflict opposition
Discussion: Facing South
Chris Bowers / MyDD:
Control Of The Senate Still a Longshot
Discussion: Firedoglake and DonkeyRising
David Wood / Baltimore Sun:
Warfare skills eroding as Army fights insurgents
Boston Globe:
Poll indicates big boost in Patrick's lead
Discussion: First Read
Peter Spiegel / Los Angeles Times:
Army is training advisors for Iraq
Bonnie Pfister / PittsburghLIVE.com:
Trib poll: Altmire, Hart close in 4th District race
Discussion: Daily Kos
David Weigel / Reason:
I Just Blogged To Say I Hate You  —  A moment of silence …
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Venezuelan's Diatribe at U.N. May Have Backfired
David Ignatius / Washington Post:
The Hard Way Out  —  'Victory' Collides With Reality in Iraq
John F. Burns / New York Times:
General Weighs 2nd Troop Shift to Calm Baghdad
Jennifer Medina / New York Times:
Lieberman Often Repeated Key White House Phrase
Sheryl Gay Stolberg / New York Times:
Bush Finding Welcome Mats as G.O.P. Looks for an Edge
Associated Press:
U.S. MILITARY: NO SIGNS OF SOLDIER MISSING IN IRAQ
Discussion: Associated Press and Reuters
James Glanz / New York Times:
Idle Contractors Add Millions to Iraq Rebuilding
 

 
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Joe Flint / Wall Street Journal:
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Matthew Keys / The Desk:
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