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12:05 PM ET, November 1, 2007

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Sam Youngman / The Hill:
Campaign call reveals Clinton debate concern  —  Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's (D-N.Y.) top advisers, doing damage control after the candidate's debate performance Tuesday, told supporters on a conference call Wednesday that the campaign needed more money to fight back.
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Boris Johnson / Telegraph:
I want Hillary Clinton to be president  —  You know, I never thought it would come to this.  Over the past 24 hours I have been trying to imagine the kind of person I want to follow George W Bush into the White House.  —  I have been scanning the faces of the competitors for what some have called …
Washington Post:
Clinton Regroups As Rivals Pounce  —  After a rare night of fumbles by Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, her rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination rushed to maximize the damage yesterday, even as her advisers argued that the "piling on" engaged in by an all-male field of opponents …
Michael Cooper / New York Times:
Biden-Giuliani Smackdown Enlivens Campaign Trail
Kevin Aylward / The 2007 Weblog Awards:
Finalists Announced  —  Here is a partial list of the finalists for The 2007 Weblog Awards.  Finalists badges (hosted by Imageshack) will be available Thursday.  Voting is scheduled to begin Thursday evening (late), but at this point we can't pinpoint the exact time polls will open.
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Joel Stein / Time:
The Ron Paul Revolution  —  It sometimes seems as if someone is playing a cruel practical joke on Ron Paul.  He goes to a college and delivers the same speech he's given for the past 30 years of his political career, the one espousing the Austrian school of economics.
Jacqui Cheng / Ars Technica:
Researchers: Ron Paul campaign e-mails originating from spambots
Discussion: Wonkette
Robin Wright / Washington Post:
From the Desk of Donald Rumsfeld . . .  In Sometimes-Brusque 'Snowflakes,' He Shared Worldview, Shaped Policy  —  In a series of internal musings and memos to his staff, then-Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld argued that Muslims avoid "physical labor" and wrote of the need to …
Scott Shane / New York Times:
Nominee's Stand May Avoid Tangle of Torture Cases  —  In adamantly refusing to declare waterboarding illegal, Michael B. Mukasey, the nominee for attorney general, is steering clear of a potential legal quagmire for the Bush administration: criminal prosecution or lawsuits …
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Sidney Blumenthal / Salon:
The sad decline of Michael Mukasey
Discussion: New York Times and Firedoglake
Michelle Malkin:
The Mukasey nomination in jeopardy: Why appeasing Democrats gets you nowhere
Discussion: TownHall Blog
Patterico / Hot Air:
L.A. Times Editor Denies Having Heard About the Sex Scandal Story — And I Believe Him  —  This morning Allah linked that rumor that the L.A. Times is sitting on a sex scandal involving a leading presidential candidate.  I tried nosing around a little, and asked Matt Welch about it.
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Matthew Sheffield / NewsBusters.org:
U.N. Scientist Rejects Nobel Prize Share, Denounces Climate Alarmism  —  Has the global warming alarmism movement hit its apex?  Maybe so.  —  In recent weeks, we've seen a resurgence of hard scientists who have come out strongly against the warm-mongers, the latest of which is Intergovernmental Panel …
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John R. Christy / mobile2.wsj.com:   My Nobel Moment  —  I've had a lot of fun recently with my tiny …
Irenep / Michael Yon:
Iraqi Islamic Party says, "Al Qaeda is Defeated."  —  O1 November 2007  —  Iraqi Islamic Party: "Al Qaeda is Defeated"  —  "Al Qaeda in Iraq is defeated," according to Sheik Omar Jabouri, spokesman for the Iraqi Islamic Party and a member of the widespread and influential Jabouri Tribe.
The Politico:
The angry voter: Bad news for Dems  —  Congressional Democrats certainly know the power of a throw-the-bums-out message.  It vaulted them to power a year ago this week.  Little wonder anxiety is boiling over inside the new majority as lawmakers ponder a succession of polls and reach …
Carpetbagger / The Carpetbagger Report:
Hell, no, they won't go  —  After staffing key diplomatic roles for years with inexperienced ideologues, the U.S. embassy in Iraq, and Amb.  Ryan Crocker in particular, are desperate to have competent State Department officials in Iraq.  Not surprisingly, State employees are, shall we say, reluctant to go.
Josh Marshall / Talking Points Memo:
Stop Saving Social Security  —  I said last night that I disagreed with the oft-stated claim that it just gets harder to 'fix' the non-existent Social Security crisis the longer you wait.  In fact, as I thought about Obama's proposal to remove or retool the cap on Social Security taxes I got …
Discussion: Grasping Reality …
 
 
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San Francisco Chronicle:
S.F. calls in parking meanies to put damper on Castro Halloween
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Center for American Progress Action Fund:
Executive Summary  —  With little more than a year left …
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CNN:
Anti-gay church ordered to pay millions
Josh Marshall / Talking Points Memo:
Hillary in the Debate  —  The post-debate spin seems …
Lawyers, Guns and Money:
The End of Higher Education
Daniel Gross / Slate:
THE RETURN OF PRICE CONTROLS.
Ralph Z. Hallow / Washington Times:
GOP hopes Bloomberg runs
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Rex Nutting / MarketWatch:
Inflation was low because oil prices surged
Discussion: Greg Mankiw's Blog
USA Today:
A year before voting, a nation of discontent
Discussion: Think Progress and Eschaton
Ellen Nakashima / Washington Post:
Roadblock for Telecom Immunity
Jeff Emanuel / American Spectator:
The Longest Morning
Kevin G. Hall / McClatchy Washington Bureau:
Experts: Fiscal crisis threatens U.S. future
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Bloomberg:
Atlanta Urinals, Fountain Run Dry as UPS, Coke Fight Drought
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Rob / Say Anything:
Violence In Iraq Way Down In October, Peacefulness Confuses Journalists
 

 
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