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8:25 AM ET, July 8, 2007

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New York Times:
The Road Home  —  It is time for the United States to leave Iraq, without any more delay than the Pentagon needs to organize an orderly exit.  —  Like many Americans, we have put off that conclusion, waiting for a sign that President Bush was seriously trying to dig the United States …
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'N.Y. Times' Editorial: Leave Iraq Now  —  NEW YORK At a critical moment, with Republicans in Congress starting to abandon President Bush on Iraq, The New York Times for its Sunday edition has published what may one day be viewed as a historic editorial.  —  It is titled, "The Road Home," …
The Raw Story:
WHITE HOUSE PLANS TO BLOCK TESTIMONY FROM TOP ROVE AIDE IN US ATTORNEY INQUIRY; HARRIET MIERS ...  The White House appeared set for an expanded showdown with congressional investigators in the probe of the firing of eight US Attorneys over the weekend.  An attorney for Sara Taylor …
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Mark Mazzetti / New York Times:
U.S. Aborted Raid on Qaeda Chiefs in Pakistan in '05  —  A secret military operation in early 2005 to capture senior members of Al Qaeda in Pakistan's tribal areas was aborted at the last minute after top Bush administration officials decided it was too risky and could jeopardize relations with Pakistan …
Brendan Farrington / Associated Press:
Thompson energizes young Republicans  —  HOLLYWOOD, Fla. - Not yet a 2008 candidate, Fred Thompson energized young Republicans with a speech Saturday that was heavy on rhetoric and short on policy pronouncements.  He branded Democrats as "the party of despair."
Discussion: The RBC
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Redstate:
The Romney Advantage: Who Needs Grassroots When You Can Afford Astroturf
Discussion: The Atlantic Online
David Leppard / Times of London:
Car bombs are linked with Iraq's Al-Qaeda  —  AT least one of the suspects being quizzed over the alleged plot to set off car bombs in Britain was in recent contact with Al-Qaeda in Iraq, senior security officials said yesterday.  —  Scotland Yard's Counter Terrorism Command SO15 is understood …
Discussion: Outside The Beltway
Telegraph:
Madonna criticised over links to polluters  —  She provided the finale to yesterday's Live Earth concerts, even writing a special song to mark the worldwide musical event.  —  But instead of being lionised, Madonna found herself accused of hypocrisy last night after allegations …
Shankar Vedantam / Washington Post:
Research Links Lead Exposure, Criminal Activity  —  Rudy Giuliani never misses an opportunity to remind people about his track record in fighting crime as mayor of New York City from 1994 to 2001.  —  "I began with the city that was the crime capital of America," Giuliani …
George F. Will / Washington Post:
Declaration of Dependence  —  Some mornings during the autumn of 1933, when the unemployment rate was 22 percent, the president, before getting into his wheelchair, sat in bed, surrounded by economic advisers, setting the price of gold.  One morning he said he might raise it 21 cents …
Discussion: Captain's Quarters
Faisal Aziz / Reuters:
Musharraf tells mosque militants "surrender or die"  —  ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - President Pervez Musharraf told Islamist militants barricaded in a mosque on Saturday to surrender or die, while concern grew for hundreds of women and children inside the beseiged compound in the Pakistani capital.
John F. Burns / New York Times:
Zone by Zone: Showcase and Chimera in the Desert  —  SUNNI merchants watched warily from behind neat stacks of fruit and vegetables as Lt. Gen. Raymond T. Odierno walked with a platoon of bodyguards through the Qatana bazaar here one recent afternoon.  At last, one leathery-faced trader glanced furtively …
Discussion: Badgers Forward
Confederate Yankee:
AP Responds to DecapiGate  —  As most CY readers know, I sent a letter to Associated Press Director of Public Relations Jack Stokes and several of the AP Board of Directors on July 5.  —  I—along with many other bloggers, and a few journalists, it seems—were curious as to why the Associated Press …
Discussion: Power Line and protein wisdom
Patrick Hennessy / Telegraph:
Fight against terror could take 15 years  —  Britain faces a 15-year battle to end the threat posed by Islamist terrorists, the Government's new security supremo has admitted.  —  Admiral Sir Alan West, the former First Sea Lord, said the overall danger facing the country …
Discussion: Tim Worstall and Theo Spark
Associated Press:
Bill Clinton addresses terrorism, environment, '08 election  —  ASPEN, Colo. (AP) — America must restore its leadership in the world and get back into cooperation and diplomacy, former President Bill Clinton said Saturday at the Aspen Ideas Festival.  —  Clinton was scheduled to talk …
Discussion: Aspen Times
John Colson / Aspen Times:
Why Bush and Cheney can't let Scooter sing  —  Well, President George Bush is certainly nothing if not predictable.  —  The talking heads on TV had barely caught their breaths after reports on Scooter Libby's conviction on charges he lied about his role in the Plamegate affair …
Discussion: TalkLeft
Mark Steyn / The Corner:
Jihadists against climate change  —  Boy, even these incendiary docs are getting with the beat: … His poor family.  They figured he must have been referring to Live Earth and sat through 14 hours expecting to see him, Dr Mohammed, Dr Muhammed, Dr Mohammad and Dr Muhammad as back-up singers to Cat Stevens.
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Mirror.co.uk:   PRAYER PLEA OF 'BOMBER'
Online NewsHour:
Libby Sentence Nullified; Candidates Release Fund-raising Numbers  —  JUDY WOODRUFF: And to the analysis of Shields and Brooks, syndicated columnist Mark Shields and "New York Times" columnist David Brooks.  —  Gentlemen, thank you for being with us, as always, every Friday.
Discussion: Angry Bear
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Larry Johnson / NO QUARTER:
Bobo's Mailbox  —  David Brooks' appearance tonight …
Discussion: protein wisdom and Rising Hegemon
Rasmussen Reports:
39% Favor Impeaching Bush  —  Thirty-nine percent (39%) of Americans now believe that President Bush should be impeached and removed from office.  A Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey found that 49% disagree while 12% are not sure.  —  Those figures reflect a slight increase …
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The Atlantic Online:
The Impeachment Option
 
 
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Michael Hirsh / Newsweek:
Exploring Islam's 'Death Cult'
Capitol Hill Blue:
Ron Paul's fundraising falls short of claims
Discussion: The Moderate Voice
TigerHawk:
A close look at the most recent Pew Global Attitudes Survey …
Discussion: Dean's World
Natan Sharansky / Washington Post:
Leave Iraq and Brace for a Bigger Bloodbath
Demetri Sevastopulo / Financial Times:
US concerns over China weapons in Iraq
Sheila Samples / Voices:
Strike at the Root!  —  Dig into the darkness and strike the root.
Reuters:
French official suggested Bush was behind September 11
Discussion: JammieWearingFool
Wall Street Journal:
Meet John Smeaton: One Kick and He Is The Hero of Glasgow
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Carter Wood / ShopFloor.org:
Colapsa la relación de Colombia con Estados Unidos
Logan Murphy / Crooks and Liars:
Rep. Dan Burton Hearts Scooter But He's Obsessed With Bill Clinton
Discussion: The Sideshow
Libby Spencer / The Newshoggers:
First let's ban all the doctors...
Sayed Salahuddin / Reuters:
Airstrikes kill scores of Afghan civilians: officials
CBS News:
No-Confidence Vote Looms Over Iraq's PM
Discussion: Informed Comment and Hot Air
Washington Post:
Virginia May Spurn GOP in '08
National Review:
I'm Really Comparable to Aaron Burr?  Or Worse, the New York Times?
Sudarsan Raghavan / Washington Post:
Suicide Bombings Kill Nearly 150 in Iraq
 

 
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Joshua Benton / Nieman Lab:
Around 75% of the largest US newspapers aren't endorsing anyone for president this year, as publishers try not to annoy any sliver of their remaining customers

Katie Robertson / New York Times:
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Alyson Krueger / New York Times:
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