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9:30 AM ET, January 10, 2007

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Associated Press:
Somalia: Al Qaeda militant killed … MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) — A senior al Qaeda suspect wanted for bombing U.S. embassies in East Africa has been killed, a Somali official said Wednesday as witnesses said U.S forces launched a third day of airstrikes.  —  Also Wednesday …
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Washington Post:
U.S. Is Not Saying Who, or What, Was Hit in Somalia Raid  —  Two days after the United States launched an airstrike against alleged al-Qaeda terrorists in southern Somalia, U.S. officials declined yesterday to provide details of who, or what, was hit.  —  In Mogadishu, the Somali capital …
Scarecrow / Firedoglake:
"Tell Me How This Ends"  —  From the artiicle Iraq Will Be Petraeus' Knot to Untie in the Washington Post, January 7: … The article does not answer Petraeus' question; it is only a short bio of the General.  We are left to wonder what will happen to Iraq or any number of countries …
Discussion: Associated Press
Associated Press:
Somali official: Top al-Qaeda suspect killed in U.S. airstrike
Discussion: Reuters and Captain's Quarters
New York Times:
Airstrike Rekindles Somalis' Anger at the U.S.
Discussion: On Deadline and Matthew Yglesias
New York Times:
Democrats Plan Symbolic Votes Against Bush's Iraq Troop Plan  —  Democratic leaders said Tuesday that they intended to hold symbolic votes in the House and Senate on President Bush's plan to send more troops to Baghdad, forcing Republicans to take a stand on the proposal and seeking to isolate …
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Neil A. Lewis / New York Times:
Bush Drops Plans to Renominate 3 Judges  —  In an apparent effort to lower the temperature in the fierce battle over federal judges — and in a concession to political reality — President Bush said Tuesday that he was dropping plans to nominate three of his choices for the federal appeals courts …
David Stout / New York Times:
Fissures Grow on Eve of Bush Speech on Iraq
Discussion: AMERICAblog
jules crittenden:
On Reflection  —  George Bush will address us tonight, and show us the way forward.  The general outline has been floated: Up to 20,000 more troops, ready to move in by the end of the month.  Hammer time for Baghdad and Anbar, already underway with 80 insurgents killed on Haifa Street since Saturday.
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Washington Post:
With Iraq Speech, Bush to Pull Away From His Generals  —  When President Bush goes before the American people tonight to outline his new strategy for Iraq, he will be doing something he has avoided since the invasion of Iraq in March 2003: ordering his top military brass to take action they initially resisted and advised against.
Discussion: Captain's Quarters
David Marin / republicans.oversight.house.gov:
Did the 9/11 Commission receive all the documents it requested?  Davis Releases Berger Report  —  Washington, D.C. - Oversight and Government Reform Committee Ranking Member Tom Davis (R-VA) released the following statement today on a committee report that sheds important new light …
Tyler Whitley / Richmond Times-Dispatch:
Gilmore a step closer  —  The former Va. governor files papers to form a committee to explore a presidential race  —  Former Gov. Jim Gilmore, describing himself as "a consistent conservative," set out yesterday to explore a presidential candidacy.  —  He filed the papers to form …
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Associated Press:
Senator's condition upgraded after brain surgery  —  WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Tim Johnson's condition has been upgraded from critical to fair, four weeks after he was hospitalized for a brain hemorrhage, his office said Tuesday.  —  The South Dakota Democrat, who was rushed to the hospital December 13 …
Hardball / Hardblogger:
Kennedy endorses Kerry; calls Romney 'multiple choice'  —  In addition to coming out strong against plans for any troop surge in Iraq, Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) told Chris Matthews he will back John Kerry for president in 2008.  When asked about former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney …
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Mitt Romney For President News:
Governor Mitt Romney on Iraq
Discussion: Captain's Quarters and The Caucus
TRex / Firedoglake:
Late Nite FDL: Blather, Rinse, Repeat (The Five Stages of Blogging)  —  (This illustration is a Demotivator from www.despair.com.)  —  Groan.  Add the name of Joe Klein to the long list of Pompous Old Bores Who Should Know Better (like Tom DeLay) who have decided that hey …
Discussion: The Horse's Mouth, TAPPED and Daily Kos
Patrick Healy / New York Times:
A Hopeful Ponders Where to Plant Her Flag  —  Choices, choices.  The Four Seasons in Georgetown or the Four Seasons in Midtown?  A town full of political leaks or a town full of mysterious odors?  Easy access to hundreds of gabby Democratic strategists or easy access to the one gabby Democrat …
Anne Flaherty / Associated Press:
Democrats to challenge Bush's Iraq plan  —  WASHINGTON - President Bush is telling lawmakers he will send thousands more U.S. troops to Iraq's two most troubled regions, in a plan that Democrats are resisting as a major escalation of a 31/2-year-old war.  On Tuesday, Senate Armed Services …
Marc Santora / New York Times:
U.S. and Iraqis Hit Insurgents in All-Day Fight  —  More than 1,000 American and Iraqi troops, backed by Apache attack helicopters and fighter jets, battled insurgents all day Tuesday and late into the night in downtown Baghdad, in one of the most dramatic operations in the capital since the invasion nearly four years ago.
 
 
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