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6:10 PM ET, September 16, 2007

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Bruce Landis / Providence Journal:
Chafee quietly quits the GOP … PROVIDENCE — Lincoln D. Chafee, who lost his Senate seat in the wave of anti-Republican sentiment in last November's election, said yesterday that he has left the party.  —  Chafee said he disaffiliated with the party he had helped lead …
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Joe Gandelman / The Moderate Voice:
Moderate Lincoln Chafee Has Left The GOP Building  —  There's good news today for Republican conservatives who felt former Rhode Island Senator Lincoln Chafee was nothing but a RINO (Republican In Name Only).  And bad news for those who believe the Republican Party could use more consensus-oriented moderates.
wftv.com:
Albright Says U.S. Must Use Diplomacy Surge  —  Former Secretary Of State Says Iraq Worse Than Vietnam  —  DES MOINES, Iowa — Once the highest-ranking woman in the history of the United States government, Madeleine Albright, spent Friday in central Iowa.  —  The former Secretary of State …
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Washington Post:
Hsu Cast Wide Net For Clinton Donors  —  List Included Strangers, His Own Investors  —  To raise $850,000 for Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign in just eight months, Norman Hsu tapped an eclectic group of donors that included wealthy investors in his apparel ventures …
New York Times:
Fund-Raiser's Wallet Matched Need to Please
Discussion: Jules Crittenden
TigerHawk:
Osirak redux, and the idiom of military action  —  The Times of London reported this morning that the Israeli "incursion" into Syrian airspace a few days back destroyed, or was intended to destroy, nuclear material probably supplied by the North Koreans.  Iran is probably involved as well …
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Peter Beaumont / Observer:
Was Israeli raid a dry run for attack on Iran?
Discussion: Corrente and Israel Matzav
David Johnston / New York Times:
Bush May Name Ex-Judge to Succeed Gonzales  —  A former federal judge from New York has emerged as a contender to succeed Alberto R. Gonzales as attorney general, as the White House moved closer to announcing President Bush's choice to lead the Justice Department, according to associates of several prospective candidates.
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Andrew Sullivan / The Atlantic Online:
The Economics Of Bling  —  It's a real phenomenon: … Sorry but can't resist:
Discussion: JustOneMinute and Althouse
Matthew Barakat / Associated Press:
Thousands march in D.C. war protest  —  WASHINGTON - Several thousand anti-war demonstrators marched through downtown Washington on Saturday, clashing with police at the foot of the Capitol steps where more than 190 protesters were arrested.  —  The group marched from the White House to the Capitol to demand an end to the Iraq war.
Discussion: Redstate
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Washington Post:
Antiwar Protest Held in Washington
David S. Broder / Washington Post:
Lindsey Graham's Realism  —  Now that the president has endorsed the Petraeus-Crocker plan for Iraq, it is worth noting one exchange from their Senate hearings.  —  Some senators, such as Barbara Boxer of California, were so self-absorbed they could not manage to ask a single question …
Discussion: Daily Kos and SWJ Blog
CNN:
Source: O.J. Simpson arrested in robbery probe  —  LAS VEGAS, Nevada (CNN) — Las Vegas police arrested O.J. Simpson on Sunday amid an investigation into an alleged armed robbery at a hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada, a source close to the investigation said.  —  The charges he faces are unclear.
Discussion: the talking dog and Scared Monkeys
Ed Morrissey / Captain's Quarters:
US Gets Sattar Assassin  —  The US has captured the al-Qaeda terrorist who masterminded the assassination of the leader of Anbar Awakening.  Intelligence following the murder pinned it on Fallah Khalifa Hiyas Fayyas al-Jumayli, who got captured outide of a town north of Baghdad:
Discussion: BBC, Gateway Pundit and Argghhh!
Julie Bosman / New York Times:
Sparse Schedule for Thompson on Trail  —  At his second campaign stop of the day on Friday, just after 2 p.m., Fred D. Thompson was deep into a riff on the benefits of high-quality American health care.  —  "It's allowing us to live healthier lives and to live longer," Mr. Thompson …
Times of London:
Bankers fear £12bn run on Rock  —  NORTHERN ROCK, the mortgage bank rescued by the Bank of England last week, could see as much as £12 billion - nearly half of its deposits - withdrawn by worried savers, experts say.  —  The run on the bank continued yesterday as police were called …
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Telegraph:
Angry savers force Northern Rock to be sold
Discussion: Tim Worstall
N. Gregory Mankiw / New York Times:
One Answer to Global Warming: A New Tax  —  IN the debate over global climate change, there is a yawning gap that needs to be bridged.  The gap is not between environmentalists and industrialists, or between Democrats and Republicans.  It is between policy wonks and political consultants.
Discussion: JustOneMinute and EconLog
Brian Knowlton / New York Times:
Gates Sees a 'Protracted' Stay for Troops  —  Two days after saying he hoped American forces in Iraq might be reduced to 100,000 by the end of next year, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said today that American troops were likely to remain in that country for a "protracted period."
Discussion: The Swamp
Ian Welsh / Firedoglake:
No, Greenspan Doesn't Get To Rehabilitate His Reputation  —  So Alan Greenspan has a new book coming out on Monday.  And it says nasty things about the Bush administration.  Welcome to the club Alan - the club of Bush enablers who write books once they aren't in power …
Helene Cooper / New York Times:
In Bush Speech, Signs of Split on Iran Policy  —  While scrutiny this week focused on the debate over troop strength, President Bush also used the occasion to turn up the pressure on Iran, using his speech on Thursday to stress the need to contain Iran as a major reason for the continued American presence in Iraq.
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Wesley K. Clark / Washington Post:
The Next War  —  It's always looming.  But has our military learned …
Discussion: Norwegianity and SWJ Blog
 
 
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Douglas MacKinnon / Houston Chronicle:
Yellow ribbons on cars don't measure real support
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Craig Whitlock / Washington Post:
Converts To Islam Move Up In Cells
New York Times:
Vocal on Iraq, McCain Keeps Quiet on Bush
SilentPatriot / Crooks and Liars:
Sen. Hagel on Real Time: Petraeus Dog and Pony Show "Dishonest …
Interview By Edward Lewine / New York Times:
Conservative Stronghold  —  Morning routine: On a normal morning …
Discussion: The Next Hurrah
Mark Silva / The Swamp:
The campaign sizzles today at Harkin's steak fry
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Tim Shipman / Telegraph:
Bin Laden sidelined as al-Qaeda threat revives
Don Pogreba / Intelligent Discontent:
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Jamey Keaten / Associated Press:
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Joanna Walters / Observer:
Gingrich plots revenge on Clintons
Discussion: AMERICAblog and Cliff Schecter
Jamie Smith Hopkins / Baltimore Sun:
Ailing lender's checks bounce
Discussion: The Newshoggers and CANNONFIRE