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5:10 PM ET, April 6, 2007

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USA Today:
Pelosi steps out of bounds on ill-conceived trip to Syria  —  Bush's no-talk policy is flawed, but speaker's tactics are no solution.  —  Democrats in Congress have been busy flexing their foreign policy muscles almost from the moment they took power in January, for the most part responsibly.
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Dan Froomkin / Washington Post:
Cheney Sticks to His Delusions  —  Faced with overwhelming evidence to the contrary, even President Bush has backed off his earlier inflammatory assertions about links between al-Qaeda and Saddam Hussein.  —  But Vice President Cheney yesterday, in an interview with right-wing talk radio host Rush Limbaugh …
Robert F. Turner / Opinion Journal:
Illegal Diplomacy  —  Did Nancy Pelosi commit a felony when she went to Syria?  —  House Speaker Nancy Pelosi may well have committed a felony in traveling to Damascus this week, against the wishes of the president, to communicate on foreign-policy issues with Syrian President Bashar Assad.
Tom Lantos / USA Today:
Within the bounds  —  USA TODAY's views distort both the nature …
Discussion: Wake up America
Richard Holt / Telegraph:
Sailors 'blindfolded, bound and threatened'  —  The British service personnel held hostage in Iran said they were blindfolded, bound and threatened with seven years in prison if they didn't admit they had strayed into Iranian waters.  —  At a press conference the sailors and Marines confirmed …
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Tariq Panja / Associated Press:
Britons: Iran bound, threatened captives
Discussion: NewsHog
Thomas Harding / Telegraph:
Outrage as two female soldiers die in Basra
Discussion: Vox Popoli
Associated Press:
Cheney reasserts al-Qaida-Saddam connection  —  Vice president's words come as latest Pentagon report again dismisses link  —  WASHINGTON - Vice President Dick Cheney repeated his assertions of al-Qaida links to Saddam Hussein's Iraq on Thursday as the Defense Department released a report citing …
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R. Jeffrey Smith / Washington Post:
Hussein's Prewar Ties To Al-Qaeda Discounted
Paul Kane / Washington Post:
Justice Department In New Fight Over Papers on Firings  —  The Justice Department is refusing to release hundreds of pages of additional documents related to the firings of eight U.S. attorneys, setting up a fresh clash with Capitol Hill in a controversy that continues to threaten Attorney …
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David Johnston / New York Times:
Panel Seeks Written Account From Gonzales
Discussion: Firedoglake
publicbroadcasting.net:
Ehlers Says U.S. Attorney General Should Resign
Bruce Bartlett / New York Times:
How Supply-Side Economics Trickled Down  —  AS one who was present at the creation of "supply-side economics" back in the 1970s, I think it is long past time that the phrase be put to rest.  It did its job, creating a new consensus among economists on how to look at the national economy.
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Mark Thoma / Economist's View:
Bruce Bartlett: How Supply-Side Economics Trickled Down  —  Bruce Bartlett says we're all supply-siders now, but as explained in some detail below, I don't fully agree: … As noted above, I don't fully agree, so let me cast this debate in a different framework where it's easier for me to highlight where we differ.
Discussion: Angry Bear and Ezra Klein
Michelle Malkin:
Anti-gun zealots oppose Navy SEAL memorial statue  —  Read this.  —  Did you read it yet?  This story is so flabbergasting, I'm going to walk you through it here to ensure you don't miss it.  There's no clearer illustration of just how unreality-based and ignorant the Left is in this country.
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El Presidente / Slapstick Politics:
Colorado Statue Honoring Fallen Navy SEAL Opposed, "Glorifies Violence"
Discussion: Sadly, No!
Joey Bunch / Denver Post:   Line drawn in park over statue
Minneapolis Star Tribune:
3 federal prosecutors quit manager posts  —  They left their management jobs with the Minnesota U.S. Attorney's Office and will go back to prosecuting cases.  —  In a surprising move, three top lawyers in the Minnesota U.S. Attorney's Office resigned their management positions Thursday and will return to prosecuting cases.
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Guardian:
How the web became a sexists' paradise  —  Everyone receives abuse online but the sheer hatred thrown at women bloggers has left some in fear for their lives.  Jessica Valenti, editor of Feministing.com, reports  —  Last week, Kathy Sierra, a well-known software programmer and Java expert …
Charles Krauthammer / Washington Post:
Britain's Humiliation — and Europe's  —  Iran has pulled off a tidy little success with its seizure and release of those 15 British sailors and marines: a pointed humiliation of Britain, with a bonus demonstration of Iran's intention to push back against coalition challenges to its assets in Iraq.
New York Times:
Emissions Already Affecting Climate, Report Finds  —  Earth's climate and ecosystems are already being affected, for better and mostly for worse, by the atmospheric buildup of smokestack and tailpipe gases that trap heat, top climate experts said today.  —  And while curbs in emissions can limit risks …
Matt Lewis / Townhall.com:
Bloggers to Blame for Rudy's Bad Week?  —  Roger Simon reports: … Is Rudy blaming bloggers for his recent bad publicity?  —  Rudy's recent problems have arisen from interviews he granted or speeches he gave.  —  The most damning information has come from YouTube videos …
Bassem Mroue / Associated Press:
Chlorine truck bomber kills 27 in Ramadi  —  BAGHDAD - A suicide bomber driving a truck loaded with TNT and toxic chlorine gas crashed into a police checkpoint in western Ramadi on Friday, killing at least 27 people and wounding dozens, police in the Anbar provincial capital said.
Discussion: The Jawa Report
Carpetbagger / The Carpetbagger Report:
One of the 85 'loyal Bushies' comes under scrutiny  —  Last year, Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle (D), seeking a second term, was considered relatively vulnerable by the Republican establishment.  The GOP had successfully recruited then-Rep. Mark Green (R-Wis.) to be their gubernatorial candidate …
 
 
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Carla Marinucci / San Francisco Chronicle:
FIELD POLL  —  Approval of Bush on war, economy skids to new lows
Discussion: TalkLeft
Sen. Larry Noble / Des Moines Register:
Election Day registration bill goes to Culver for signature
Dana Milbank / Washington Post:
The Right Dusts Off Its 'Impeach Clinton' Buttons
Juan Cole / The Nation:
How to Get Out of Iraq  —  Both houses of Congress have now backed …
Discussion: Back Talk
Chris Bowers / MyDD:
Go Bloomberg, Go!  —  This week, I have twice blogged …
Atrios / Eschaton:
Clinton  —  djw wonders why Clinton is the 2nd choice …
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Under Bush, Civil Rights Division Works to Protect... Whites
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Stephanie Simon / Los Angeles Times:
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Stephen Dinan / Washington Times:
Obama showing boosts Dodd, Richardson
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Jules Crittenden:
It was almost exactly a year after the fact that I met Larry Gwin.
Discussion: The Moderate Voice
Robin Givhan / Washington Post:
Nancy Pelosi, Respectfully Maintaining Her Own Image
Lynnley Browning / New York Times:
See You in Court, Sweetie
Discussion: Lean Left, WSJ.com and TalkLeft
New York Times:
Federal Official in Student Loans Held Loan Stock
 

 
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Caitlin Huston / The Hollywood Reporter:
Internal memo: Hearst Magazines president announces layoffs as part of a decision to “reallocate resources” to “continue our focus on digital innovation”

Lachlan Cartwright / The Ankler:
Sources: MSNBC renewed Rachel Maddow's contract early this fall, but with a pay cut; MSNBC bosses' plan to shake up daytime and weekend programming

Jon Brodkin / Ars Technica:
FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel announced she will leave the agency on January 20; she was the first woman to be confirmed to lead the agency

 
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