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Bob Cusack / The Hill:
Thompson charges Fox News is biased against his campaign — Former Sen. Fred Thompson (R-Tenn.) suggested on Sunday that Fox News is biased against his campaign, charging that the network highlights commentators who have been critical of his run for the presidency.
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Lawrence Summers / Financial Times:
Wake up to the dangers of a deepening crisis — Three months ago it was reasonable to expect that the subprime credit crisis would be a financially significant event but not one that would threaten the overall pattern of economic growth. This is still a possible outcome but no longer the preponderant probability.
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NY Daily News:
Hillary Clinton has only herself to blame — Way back in 1992, when Hillary and Hubba Bubba first burst onto the national scene, many Americans expressed doubts about their honesty and integrity. Clintonesque, parsing, the definition of "is" - those and other phrases became polite shorthand ways of accusing a Clinton of lying.
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Deacon / Power Line:
Heroic rhetoric — When I first heard George W. Bush talking about "compassionate conservatism" in 1999, I figured (and certainly hoped) that it was at least 80 percent ad campaign and no more than 20 percent policy guide. Eight years later, it seems to me that, in practice …
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George Will / Real Clear Politics:
The Failings Of Heroic Conservatism
The Failings Of Heroic Conservatism
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Rob Schneider / Indianapolis Star:
Carson: I have terminal lung cancer — Her statement: Indianapolis Democrat, 69, is grateful to family, friends, constituents — U.S. Rep. Julia Carson revealed she has terminal lung cancer in a statement Saturday in which she expressed her "eternal gratitude" to family, friends and her constituents.
Paul Bond / Hollywood Reporter:
Dialogue: Dan Rather — It has been more than a year since Dan Rather left CBS to create "Dan Rather Reports" at Mark Cuban's HDNet. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter West Coast business editor Paul Bond, the newsman spoke about his lawsuit against his former employer and the state of TV news in general.
Tom Maguire / JustOneMinute:
The Times Editors On Health Care - Embrace the Fantasy — The Times offers a long editorial sharing their wisdom and insights on health care. I found this to be unexpectedly honest and amusing: … The prospect for big savings is dubious indeed (the Times thumped Kerry on the drug re-importation issue …
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Victor Davis Hanson / The Corner:
Why You Can Believe all Those Warnings About The Death of the West — I suggest that the Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams read a little history about the British experience in India before he offers politically-correct but historically laughable sermons like the one he gave to a Muslim "lifestyle" magazine:
Sig Christenson / Houston Chronicle:
Ex-coalition leader says Bush failed to have plan — Sanchez: It's time to withdraw troops, let Iraq take responsibility — Retired Army Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, who led coalition forces through the first critical year of Iraq's insurgency, said Saturday in a nationally broadcast radio address …
James Mackintosh / Financial Times:
1000% hedge fund wins subprime bet — A Californian hedge fund has made more than 1,000 per cent return this year by betting against US subprime home loans, making it one of the world's best-performing funds of all time. — Lahde Capital, set up in Santa Monica last year by Andrew Lahde …
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Associated Press:
Huckabee: America enslaved to Saudi oil — WASHINGTON - Consumers are financing both sides in the war on terror because of the actions of U.S. ally Saudi Arabia, Republican presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee said Sunday. — The former Arkansas governor made the comments following …
Domenico Montanaro / MSNBC:
Obama open to limited legalization of marijuana — From NBC/NJ's Aswini Anburajan — OBAMA WEEKEND CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK — AUDUBON, IA — Obama can't seem to escape the smoke of his youthful indiscretions wafting after him on the campaign trail. Just four days after he told a group …
Susie Hoeller / The Huffington Post:
Tainted Food and Dangerous Toys: Will a "Consumer President" emerge in 2008? — Black Friday has come and gone. In the midst of the Christmas and holiday shopping season, American consumers are very worried about the safety of the food, toys, and other products displayed on store shelves.
Steven Erlanger / New York Times:
Syria Says It Will Join Conference in Maryland — Syria announced Sunday that it would attend the Middle East peace meeting beginning here Monday night, joining Saudi Arabia and the rest of the Arab League participants in a turnabout that represented a victory for the Bush administration.
Club for Growth:
Thompson's New Tax Plan — Club for Growth Praises Thompson's Tax Reform Plan — Washington - The Club for Growth praised Senator Fred Thompson for the release of his pro-growth tax reform plan this morning on Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace. The seven-part plan is the most comprehensive …
The Atlantic Online:
I'll Just Say He's Right and Leave It At That — This Mark Halperin op-ed is really stunning. I'm glad I've got a long car ride in my future this afternoon, because maybe it'll give me the opportunity to really process why and how this is happening. At a first glance, though …
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New York Post:
DE PALMA IRAQ FLICK BOMBS — November 25, 2007 — IT'S hard for Hollywood pacifists like Brian De Palma to capture the hearts and minds of America if — Americans won't see their movies. While the public is staying away in droves from "Rendition," "Lions for Lambs" and "In the Valley of Elah …
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Tim Graham / NewsBusters.org:
NPR Loves Bad Cinema — If It's 'Laudable Agitprop' Against the Troops
NPR Loves Bad Cinema — If It's 'Laudable Agitprop' Against the Troops
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