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5:45 PM ET, October 10, 2007

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Matthew Hay Brown / Baltimore Sun:
Frost family draws ire of conservatives  —  Halsey and Bonnie Frost, in front of their Butchers Hill house.  Critics question whether the Frosts should be eligible for a federal insurance program.  (Sun photo by Barbara Haddock Taylor / October 9, 2007)  —  When Halsey and Bonnie Frost agreed …
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The Corner:
Frosty reception  —  I tremble to return to the subject of the Frost family, if only because so many e-mailers in the last 72 hours seem to confuse a debate on health care with an analysis of my sexual inadequacy and the accommodational capacity of my posterior.
Greg Sargent / Horses Mouth:
What Did Hillary Really Say To The Washington Post About Torture?  —  Hillary is taking a pounding in the blogosphere over this passage from today's Washington Post front-page interview with her, in which she appears not to take a firm stand against torture:
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Dana Milbank / Washington Post:
Smile, Though Your Head Is Aching  —  House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was in a determinedly good mood when she sat down to lunch with reporters yesterday.  She entered the room beaming and, over the course of an hour, smiled no fewer than 31 times and got off at least 23 laughs.
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Andrew Sullivan / The Atlantic Online:
My Clinton Problem - And Ours  —  A reader writes: … Yes, I remember.  I was an unillusioned Clinton supporter in 1991 and 1992.  As editor of The New Republic, I helped guide the magazine toward an endorsement of the guy.  Heck, I edited Sid Blumenthal's coverage of the campaign and wrote the editorial that endorsed him.
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Edward Glaeser / New York Sun:
The World According to Paul Krugman  —  Human knowledge is produced by intellectual combat that exposes weak premises and faulty conclusions to withering challenge.  We are often improved more by our ideological enemies than by our friends, because our enemies push us hardest.
Discussion: Grasping Reality …
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David Kelley / Wall Street Journal:
Capitalist Heroes  —  Fifty years ago today Ayn Rand published her magnum opus, "Atlas Shrugged."  It's an enduringly popular novel — all 1,168 pages of it — with some 150,000 new copies still sold each year in bookstores alone.  And it's always had a special appeal for people in business.
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Spencer S. Hsu / Washington Post:
Judge Bars Bush Crackdown on Illegal Workers  —  Plan Would Have Pressured Firms to Fire Up to 8.7M  —  A federal judge barred the Bush administration today from launching a planned crackdown on U.S. firms that hire illegal immigrants, warning of the plan's potentially "staggering" impact on law-abiding workers and companies.
Reuters:
Jimmy Carter calls Cheney a "disaster"  —  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former President Jimmy Carter on Wednesday denounced Vice President Dick Cheney as a "disaster" for the country and a "militant" who has had an excessive influence in setting foreign policy.  —  Cheney has been on the wrong side …
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CNN Political Ticker:
Carter: America tortures
Discussion: Ian Schwartz and BuzzFlash.org
Brandon Friedman / Daily Kos:
Hate Mail from Dittoheads  —  On Friday night I went on Countdown with Keith Olbermann and read off some hate mail from Rush Limbaugh's listeners.  Based on the response, I thought I'd share with you all some of the emails we've received at VoteVets.org—in complete, uncut, and unaltered form.
Christy Hardin Smith / Firedoglake:
Thank You, Jerry Nadler.  —  I am sitting here in my living room watching the FISA bill mark-up in the House Judiciary Committee.  Jerry Nadler is rocking, and I had to take a moment to say thank you.  From the hearing moments ago (this is me transcribing it, so it's a rough transcript):
Newsweek:
Terror watch: Gonzales lawyers up  —  Still under investigation by Congress and Justice Department lawyers who once worked for him, the former attorney general has turned to a leading Washington attorney to help him beat the rap.  —  No sooner did Alberto Gonzales resign as attorney general …
United States - Department of The Treasury:
Treasury Designates Three Key Terrorist Financiers  —  The U.S. Department of the Treasury today designated as Specially Designated Global Terrorists (SDGTs) three individuals based in Saudi Arabia who have served as significant sources of financial and other support to individuals and entities …
Seth Borenstein / Associated Press:
Study: Rise in humidity caused by humans  —  WASHINGTON - With global warming, the world isn't just getting hotter — it's getting stickier, due to humidity.  And people are to blame, according to a study based on computer models published Thursday.  —  The amount of moisture …
Eugene Volokh / Opinion Journal:
President Spock  —  What if Barack Obama told his wife he wouldn't say "I love you" anymore?  —  Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama said he doesn't tell his wife he loves her any more, because "I love you" has become a substitute for "true love."
 
 
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David Freddoso / The Corner:
re Giuliani and what makes a conservative pol?
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Andrew Sullivan / The Atlantic Online:
Live Free Or Die
John Podhoretz / The Corner:
Law and Order Platitude?
Discussion: bustardblog
Frank James / The Swamp:
Bush to Congress: Don't cross Turks on Armenians
Discussion: Think Progress
Sam Youngman / The Hill:
Social conservative leaders back off third-party threat but still fear Giuliani
Lyle Denniston / SCOTUSblog:
Analysis: How to say no to the President?
Brent Budowsky / The Hill:
Dick Morris and the Hate-Hillary Republicans
Discussion: TPMCafe blogs
Ali Eteraz / The Huffington Post:
The Myth of Muslim Condemnation of Terror
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Deacon / Power Line:
A FAUX "GOTCHA" MOMENT
Gordon Trowbridge / Detroit News:
Thompson passes key test
Andrew Sullivan / The Atlantic Online:
What Fred's Got  —  I haven't changed my mind on the essential …
Discussion: Punditry
U.S. House of Representatives:
The 'C' in SCHIP Is for Children, Except When It's Not
Discussion: Redstate and Heading Right
USA Today:
GAO study reveals boot camp 'nightmare'
Thomas L. Friedman / New York Times:
Generation Q  —  I just spent the past week visiting several …
Discussion: Brian Beutler, MoJoBlog and Gawker
Michael Gerson / Washington Post:
Why Fight For Anyone's Freedom?
San Francisco Chronicle:
Residents of a famously liberal city appear to be changing views
 

 
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Katie Robertson / New York Times:
The NYT reports adding 260K digital subscribers in Q3, for 11.9M in total, with digital ad revenue up 8.8% YoY to $81.6M, and The Athletic had its first profit

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

Todd Spangler / Variety:
Amazon unveils X-Ray Recaps on Prime Video, an AI feature that generates “spoiler-free and concise summaries” of TV shows, in beta to Fire TV users in the US

 
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