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4:35 PM ET, June 6, 2007

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New York Times:
Transcript: Third G.O.P. Debate  —  The following is a transcript of the 2008 Republican presidential candidates debate hosted by CNN, WMUR-TV and The New Hampshire Union Leader.  The participants were Senator Sam Brownback, the former Virginia Gov. James Gilmore, the former …
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Kevin Drum / Washington Monthly:
NULL SET....I tuned in too late to hear Mitt Romney's "null set" answer last night, but apparently his algebraic illiteracy is nothing compared to his ignorance of actual events from four years ago.  Here's his answer to a question about whether it was a mistake to invade Iraq: … WTF?
National Review:
Mitt Romney Won  —  According to a Frank Luntz focus group, he reported on Fox and Friends this morning.  His watchers said things like: "His answers, he is answering the questions right off the bat.  He is not giving any bull." and "He is answering the questions the best he can honestly."
Discussion: Power Line and Stubborn Facts
M.E. Sprengelmeyer / Rocky Mountain News:   Tancredo to change direction of his campaign
Selcan Hacaoglu / Associated Press:
Turkish officials: Troops enter Iraq  —  ANKARA, Turkey - Hundreds of Turkish troops crossed into northern Iraq early Wednesday to chase Kurdish guerrillas who attack Turkey from bases there, Turkish security officials said.  One official said the troops had returned to their bases by the end of the day …
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MSNBC:
Turkey denies Iraq incursion  —  The last major Turkish incursion into northern Iraq was in 1997, when about 50,000 troops were sent to the region.  —  The officials did not say where the Turkish force was operating in northern Iraq, nor did he say how long they would be there.
Discussion: Captain's Quarters
Associated Press:
Sources: Thousands of Turkish troops enter Iraq
Pajamas Media:
Turkish Troops Reported In Iraq:
Discussion: The Belmont Club
Des Moines Register:
Giuliani will skip August straw poll  —  New Yorker plans "non-traditional" caucus run  —  Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani plans to skip the Ames straw poll in August, but compete to win the leadoff Iowa caucuses, a gamble by the former New York Mayor on a "non-traditional" caucus campaign and a first for Iowa.
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Liz Sidoti / Associated Press:
Giuliani to skip Iowa straw poll
The Atlantic Online:
Ames Falls Apart; The Center Cannot Hold
Discussion: Eunomia
Jeff Zeleny / New York Times:
Democrats Hope to Expand Rights at Guantánamo  —  A day after two military judges ruled against the Bush administration's system for trying terrorism detainees, Democrats seized on the rulings on Tuesday as evidence that Congress should restore the right of those held at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, to challenge their detentions.
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Maureen Dowd / New York Times:
[TS] Op-Ed Columnist: Can He Unleash the Force?  —  Like all young superheroes, Barack Obama has to learn to harness his powers.
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Tom Bevan / TIME: Real Clear Politics:
Dowd on Obama  —  Maureen Dowd knocks Obama for being too soft: … It's ironic that Dowd is arguing, in essence, that Obama should dumb down his message into red-meat soundbytes to better attack his opponents and excite the base.  —  In addition to the challenges this might pose to a candidate trying to …
Michael Calderone / New York Observer:
Murdoch, Ailes, Weymouth Pump Bloomberg At Breindel Awards  —  "I'm sworn to secrecy," Rupert Murdoch told The Observer as he was leaving the New-York Historical Society's auditorium last night.  But: "We're making progress," the News Corp. chief added.  —  Mr. Murdoch hosted …
Rasmussen Reports:
Support for Senate Immigration Bill Falls, 49% Prefer No Bill At All  —  Public support for the Senate immigration reform bill has slipped a bit over the past week.  A Rasmussen Reports poll conducted Monday and Tuesday night found that just 23% of voters now support the bill while 50% are opposed.
Michael Abramowitz / Washington Post:
Letters Cast Light on Cheney's Inner Circle  —  Dozens of Prominent Figures and Insiders Praise Libby as Fundamentally Decent  —  For nearly seven years, the office of the vice president has been a virtual black hole for information about the Bush administration.
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Megan K. Stack / Los Angeles Times:
In Saudi Arabia, a view from behind the veil  —  As a woman in the male-dominated kingdom, Times reporter Megan Stack quietly fumed beneath her abaya.  Even beyond its borders, her experience taints her perception of the sexes.  —  Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — The hem of my heavy Islamic cloak trailed over floors that glistened like ice.
National Review:
Big Stem Cell News [Yuval Levin]  —  The coming week's issue of the scientific journal Nature, made available online today, includes several extraordinary new studies on an alternative avenue to embryonic-like stem cells that does not require the destruction of embryos.
Discussion: Balloon Juice, Nature and Brian Beutler
Robert Haddick / TCS Daily:
Journalists, You're in the Army Now  —  The days of the independent, neutral war correspondent, objectively reporting from a war's front lines, are quickly coming to an end.  In the future, a war correspondent will either effectively be a soldier for one faction of a conflict, or he will literally not survive in the war zone.
Discussion: The Belmont Club and alicublog
Babalu Blog:
Where in the world is Matt Lauer's Integrity?  —  FINAL ANALYSIS … After watching the tape of the entire two-hour Today Show from Cuba those 12 sentences were the only ones that could remotely be considered critical of the regime.  If the report were two minutes long it would be one thing …
Noam Cohen / New York Times:
Steven Gilliard Jr., 42, Dies; Founder of Liberal Political Blog  —  Steven Gilliard Jr., a political journalist who found his calling as a combative and influential blogger on the left, died on Saturday in Manhattan.  He was 42.  —  He died after having been hospitalized …
 
 
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The Truth About Syria
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Saul Hudson / Reuters:
Unpopular TV closure consolidates Chavez's power
Discussion: PoliBlog (TM)
Michelle Malkin:
Shamnesty on the Senate floor, Day 2 Sen. Sessions knocks sense …
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Carol Eisenberg / Newsday:
Credibility of JFK terror case questioned
The Atlantic Online:
Huckabee on Evolution
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Ruth Marcus / Washington Post:
The Democrats' Leap of Faith
The Atlantic Online:
What is Rudy Giuliani talking about???
Daily Mail:
PC brigade ban pin-ups on RAF jets - in case they offend women and Muslims
 

 
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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”

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

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

 
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