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1:20 PM ET, February 18, 2007

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New York Times:
Senate Rejects Renewed Effort to Debate Iraq  —  The Senate on Saturday narrowly rejected an effort to force debate on a resolution opposing President Bush's troop buildup in Iraq, but Republican defections emboldened Democrats to promise new attempts to influence the administration's war policy.
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Margaret Talev / Kansas City Star:
Senate Democrats promise `relentless' flood of anti-war legislation  —  WASHINGTON - After Republicans blocked a Senate debate for a second time, Democrats said Saturday they'll drop efforts to pass a non-binding resolution opposing President Bush's troop buildup in Iraq and instead will offer …
Matthew Yglesias:
You Do What You Can  —  It seems to me that as of one day before Election Day 2006, progressives had a solid grasp of what good things would flow from winning congressional majorities.  In brief:  — No more domestic agenda for George W. Bush.  — Oversight hearings.
Tony Batt / Las Vegas Review-Journal:
Reid has no regrets over Iraq war vote
Discussion: MyDD
Mark / Decision '08:
Charles Schumer Vows To Plunge America Into Another Vietnam
Discussion: Classical Values
CBS News:
Poll: Giuliani Leads McCain For GOP Nod  —  CBS News Poll Finds Favorable Ratings For Both, But Rudy Leads  —  (CBS) Senator John McCain of Arizona and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani - two of the front-runners for the Republican Presidential nomination in 2008 …
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Adam Nagourney / New York Times:
No Retreat on Iraq Stance, McCain Insists  —  Senator John McCain arrived in Iowa on Saturday to begin testing one of the biggest questions so far of the presidential campaign: Can he win as an all-out supporter of the war in Iraq?  —  Almost from the moment he took the stage at his first event …
Discussion: Dohiyi Mir and PrairiePundit
Mark Steyn / Chicago Sun Times:
Why the Iraq war is turning into America's defeat  —  The week's news from Iraq: According to the state television network, the leader of al-Qaida in Iraq, Abu Ayyub al-Masri, was wounded in a clash with security forces just north of Baghdad.  A senior deputy was killed.
Jim Wolf / Reuters:
Clinton urges start of Iraq pullout in 90 days  —  U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, the early front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination, has called for a 90-day deadline to start pulling American troops from Iraq.  —  Clinton, the wife of former President Bill Clinton …
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Holly Ramer / Associated Press:
Clinton dodges arrows on '02 Iraq vote
Think Progress:
Experts Speak: No Good Military Options in Iran  —  ThinkProgress has created a graphic database featuring quotes from prominent analysts and officials who believe there are no good military options in Iran.  The document will be updated as more experts weigh in — if we're missing someone, let us know HERE or in the comments section.
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Sam Gardiner / The Left Coaster:
Not Good News  —  For those concerned about a possible war …
Discussion: Pacific Views and Alternate Brain
MSNBC:
Tony Snow, Chuck Hagel, Jack Reed, Richard Engel  —  A showdown this weekend on Iraq in both the House and Senate.  We'll get exclusive reaction from White House Press Secretary Tony Snow and then speak with two Senators opposed to the president's troop surge - Republican Chuck Hagel …
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Christy Hardin Smith / Firedoglake:   Sunday Talking Head Thread
Washington Post:
Soldiers Face Neglect, Frustration At Army's Top Medical Facility  —  Behind the door of Army Spec.  Jeremy Duncan's room, part of the wall is torn and hangs in the air, weighted down with black mold.  When the wounded combat engineer stands in his shower and looks up, he can see the bathtub on the floor above through a rotted hole.
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John / AMERICAblog:
The real treason. …
Discussion: Macsmind
Phillip Carter / INTEL DUMP:
Problems At Walter Reed
Discussion: The American Street
Jill / Brilliant at Breakfast:
You know what REALLY sends "the wrong message to our troops"?
Andrew Sullivan / The Daily Dish:
Romney's Bigotry  —  A Republican Christianist heckles a Mormon candidate in Florida.  Romney responds as follows: … How is that not a religious test for the presidency?  The anti-Mormon bigotry displayed is ugly and wrong - but it will come up again.  Bush and Rove have built …
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Orlando Sentinel:
GOP candidate Romney defends religion in Villages
Discussion: race42008.com
John Dickerson / Slate:
Obama's South Carolina Debut  —  FEELING THE LOVE IN COLUMBIA.  —  Columbia, S.C.—"Are you here for the wedding or Obama?" the security guard asked me Friday night at the Metropolitan Convention Center in Columbia, S.C. A traditional Indian wedding was being performed down the hall from the Obama rally.
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Michael Isikoff / Newsweek:
A Man of Mystery  —  Richard Hohlt is the heavy hitter you've never heard of.  —  Robert Novak, as usual, had a scoop to unload—only this time, it was from the witness stand.  Testifying last week in the trial of Vice President Dick Cheney's former chief of staff, I. Lewis (Scooter) …
Discussion: Firedoglake
New Scientist:
Asteroid threat demands response, experts warn  —  Kamchatkans and Venezuelans beware.  A 20-million-tonne asteroid could be heading your way.  Californians have even more reason to worry - the asteroid is more likely to hit the Pacific Ocean, triggering a tsunami that could devastate the west coast of North America.
Discussion: protein wisdom and Samizdata.net
New York Times:
They Are America  —  Almost a year ago, hundreds of thousands of immigrant workers and their families slipped out from the shadows of American life and walked boldly in daylight through Los Angeles, Washington, Chicago, New York and other cities.  "We Are America," their banners cried.
Discussion: Don Surber and Visalaw Blog
Denis Campbell / Observer:
Women will be paid to donate eggs for science  —  Women will be paid to donate their eggs for scientific research in a landmark decision that will prompt a fierce backlash from leading figures in the medical world.  —  The Human Fertility and Embryology Authority (HFEA) …
Discussion: Tim Worstall
 
 
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Think Progress:
Hume: Murtha Is Senile, Doesn't Have 'The Foggiest Awareness …
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CNN:
Apparent al Qaeda video shows Afghan attack
Glenn Greenwald / Salon:
Gen. Odom explains basic reality to Hugh Hewitt and the "Victory Caucus"
Telegraph:
Supermosque for 70,000 'will be blocked'
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Shanghai to host Gore's climate change concert
Mark Kleiman / The RBC:
Don Young: let's hang Abraham Lincoln
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Hindrocket / Power Line:
CONGRESSMAN JOHNSON PLEADS FOR THE TROOPS
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New York Times:
Planning Seen in Iraqi Attacks on U.S. Copters
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Telegraph:
Sure, Barack, you voted 'no' to war in Iraq. That was the easy part
 

 
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