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9:10 AM ET, November 21, 2006

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Rick Klein / Boston Globe:
Pelosi team tries to steer Democrats to the center  —  Wary of plans by House liberals  —  WASHINGTON — Anxious to chart a centrist course with Democrats' new majority in Congress, incoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her top deputies are busily working in private and public to rein …
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Richard Cowan / Reuters:
Top House Democrats to bar military draft plan  —  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A reinstatement of the military draft, being pushed by a senior Democrat, will not be slated for consideration in the House of Representatives, the chamber's newly elected top leaders said on Monday.
Associated Press:
Hoyer seeks protection for his supporters  —  Incoming House Majority Leader Steny H. Hoyer acknowledged yesterday that he was seeking assurances from presumptive Speaker Nancy Pelosi that she would not retaliate against his supporters after he won the No. 2 House leadership post.
KSTP-TV:
Federal investigators questioning six Middle Eastern men removed from flight at MSP  —  5 EYEWITNESS NEWS has learned that federal investigators and airport police are questioning six Middle Eastern men who had to be escorted off of a plane Monday afternoon at Minneapolis/St. Paul International.
Discussion: Dinocrat, Hot Air and Atlas Shrugs
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Associated Press:
6 PASSENGERS PULLED FROM US AIRWAYS FLIGHT IN TWIN CITIES AFTER CREW SEES 'SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY'  —  MINNEAPOLIS — Six Muslim imams were removed from a US Airways flight at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport on Monday and questioned by police for several hours before being released, a leader of the group said.
Discussion: Jihad Watch
Jamie Holly / Crooks and Liars:
Olbermann Delivers A Special Comment Educating Bush on Vietnam  —  Keith gives us another great special comment, this time explaining to Bush the lessons he should have learned in his recent trip to Vietnam.  —  Keith: "It is a shame and it is embarrassing to us all when President Bush travels 8,000 miles …
Mima Mohammed / Los Angeles Times:
Mint presses new strategy for dollar coins  —  WASHINGTON — In an effort to wean Americans off the dollar bill and onto dollar coins, the U.S. Mint announced today plans for a series of metal dollars with images of every U.S. president.  —  The mint hopes the presidents will succeed where Susan B. Anthony and then Sacagawea failed.
Discussion: Matthew Yglesias and Unfogged
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Kevin Drum / Political Animal:
A DAY LATE....Straight from the "Missing the Point" …
Discussion: The RBC and Off the Kuff
Ian / Hot Air:
Video: Michael Richards apologizes on Letterman  —  Michael Richards appeared via satellite on the Late Show during host David Letterman's interview with Richard's former Seinfeld co-star Jerry Seinfeld.  —  Richards was speechless during his appearence and tried to make a sincere apology.
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Hindrocket / Power Line:
IS YOUR NEWSPAPER AMERICA'S WORST?  —  Scott recently suggested that the Minneapolis Star Tribune may be America's worst newspaper.  That produced lots of emails from readers who nominated their own newspapers, or others with which they are familiar, for the honor.
Discussion: Don Surber and Michelle Malkin
Pete Williams / MSNBC:
Calif. court says bloggers can't be sued  —  State's Supreme Court said a federal law gives immunity from libel suits  —  Pete Williams  —  The California Supreme Court ruled Monday that bloggers and participants in Internet bulletin board groups cannot be sued for posting defamatory statements made by others.
Spengler / Asia Times:
Jihadis and whores  —  Wars are won by destroying the enemy's will to fight.  A nation is never really beaten until it sells its women.  —  The French sold their women to the German occupiers in 1940, and the Germans and Japanese sold their women to the Americans after World War II.
New York Times:
Clinton Won Easily, but Bankroll Shows the Toll  —  She had only token opposition, but Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton still spent more on her re-election — upward of $30 million — than any other candidate for Senate this year.  So where did all the money go?
Discussion: The Democratic Daily and Althouse
New York Times:
Military Documents Hold Tips on Antiwar Activities  —  An antiterrorist database used by the Defense Department in an effort to prevent attacks against military installations included intelligence tips about antiwar planning meetings held at churches, libraries, college campuses and other locations, newly disclosed documents show.
Discussion: Eschaton
Philip R. O'Connor PH.D / TCS Daily:
The Human Calculus of National Security  —  Following the Democratic mid-term triumph, California U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer told National Public Radio that the recent average daily loss of three military people in Iraq necessitated disengagement as soon as possible.
Contactmusic.com:
JOHANSSON CRITICISES PRESIDENT BUSH  —  SCARLETT JOHANSSON has slammed US PRESIDENT GEORGE W BUSH for his staunch conservative views on sex, criticising the Republican for being too unrealistic in his opinions on the topic.  The LOST IN TRANSLATION movie star last month (10OCT06) …
Kenneth R. Bazinet / NY Daily News:
Hil's no dump Dean fan  —  Her camp sez Carville on his own in coup bid  —  WASHINGTON - James Carville's attempt to topple Howard Dean as chairman of the Democratic National Committee failed after state party officials and even a vocal critic of Dean crushed the coup, officials said.
 
 
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Jonathan Weisman / Washington Post:
Democrats Plan Series of Votes on Ethics Reforms
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Thomas Wagner / Associated Press:
U.S.-Iraqi raid in nets militia suspect
Jeff Dorchen / The Huffington Post:
Hey, Dead Milton Friedman: Hertz, Don't It?
Paul Egan / Detroit News:
Suspicious airline passenger to stay locked up
Waddah Ali / New York Times:
Fear of Freedom  —  UNDER Saddam Hussein, if you were not a member …
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Daily Mail:
Royal: Britain must choose US or Europe
Discussion: The Belmont Club
New York Times:
In City Symbolizing U.S. Defeat in Vietnam, Bush Stresses the Prosperous Present
Howard Kurtz / Washington Post:
For MSNBC, Time to Get Political  —  November's Shouting Over, A Network Finds Its Voice
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Rangel's dumb and astronomically expensive idea
Andrew Schneider / Baltimore Sun:
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David Herszenhorn / New York Times:
N.Y. Is Ordered to Pay $1.93 Billion for City Schools
Bill Roggio / The Fourth Rail:
Ethiopian Convoy Ambushed in Aweys' "Greater Somalia"
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Ahmadinejad is no Hitler  —  The world's most rash leaders …
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