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9:05 AM ET, January 25, 2008

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New York Times:
Primary Choices: John McCain  —  We have strong disagreements with all the Republicans running for president.  The leading candidates have no plan for getting American troops out of Iraq.  They are too wedded to discredited economic theories and unwilling even now to break with the legacy of President Bush.
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New York Times:
Primary Choices: Hillary Clinton  —  This generally is the stage of a campaign when Democrats have to work hard to get excited about whichever candidate seems most likely to outlast an uninspiring pack.  That is not remotely the case this year.  —  The early primaries produced …
E. J. Dionne Jr / Washington Post:
The Ideas Bill Forgot
Discussion: Betsy's Page and TIME: Swampland
Josh Marshall / Talking Points Memo:
YEP, HE SAID IT  —  Seems McCain did say that.  —  Here's the video to refresh your memory ...  TPM Reader BY just sent in this clip from the Boston Globe ...  I guess it was too much to ask to have Russert crash and burn on this one.  —  Russert's quote was: “I know a lot less …
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Michael Graham / The Corner:
Why was this debate so bad?  —  One of my GOP candidates had an expression: “WOT."  Waste of time.  —  Did this debate accomplish anything, other than to remind us that Tim Russert is the most overrated journalist in television?  —  I'm trying to imagine what Florida voter watched that and went—"OK, now I'm ready to vote!"
Discussion: Say Anything
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Roddie A. Burris / The State:
Exclusive |  Edwards rises in S.C. polls  —  Palmetto State native might be in striking distance for 2nd-place finish  —  Watch John Edwards.  —  With only a day left before Saturday's S.C. Democratic presidential primary, the former U.S. senator from North Carolina and S.C. native is making a move, tracking polls suggest.
Discussion: Taegan Goddard's …
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Zogby:
Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby Poll: Obama's Lead Shrinks in SC  —  Edwards continues to advance, nips at Clinton's heels  —  UTICA, NY - Illinois Sen. Barack Obama's lead over New York Sen. Hillary Clinton narrowed yet a little more in South Carolina with just two days to go before the primary …
Discussion: TalkLeft and Taegan Goddard's …
Charles Krauthammer / Washington Post:
Losing Ugly  —  There's losing.  There's losing honorably.  And then there's John Edwards.  —  Mike Huckabee is not going to be president.  The loss in South Carolina, one of the most highly evangelical states in the union, made that plain.  With a ceiling of 14 percent among nonevangelical Republicans …
Eric Lichtblau / New York Times:
In Senate, a White House Victory on Eavesdropping  —  WASHINGTON — A White House plan to broaden the National Security Agency's wiretapping powers won a key procedural victory in the Senate on Thursday, as backers defeated a more restrictive plan by Senate Democrats that would have imposed more court oversight on government spying.
Discussion: The Swamp and The Huffington Post
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Pamela Hess / Associated Press:
Senate Delays Eavesdropping Vote
Discussion: Firedoglake
John Mercurio / MSNBC:
Clintons leave no fingerprints  —  The couple have skillfully steered the nomination campaign toward race  —  WASHINGTON - First, a quick show of hands: How many of you honestly thought we'd make it through this Democratic presidential primary without a bruising debate over race?
Discussion: Captain's Quarters and MyDD
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CBS News:
Interrogator: Invasion Surprised Saddam  —  Tells 60 Minutes Former Dictator Bragged About Eluding Capture  —  (CBS) Saddam Hussein initially didn't think the U.S. would invade Iraq to destroy weapons of mass destruction, so he kept the fact that he had none a secret to prevent an Iranian invasion he believed could happen.
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Hindrocket / Power Line:
Saddam Speaks...  ...through the FBI interrogator who debriefed …
Discussion: Flopping Aces and Pat Dollard
Mark Naymik / OPENERS:
Kucinich drops presidential bid  —  • To embed this video in your own blog, copy and paste this code:  —  Cleveland Congressman Dennis Kucinich is dropping out of the Democratic race for president.  —  Kucinich will make the announcement Friday at a news conference in Cleveland.
Marisa Taylor / McClatchy Washington Bureau:
Immigration officials detaining, deporting American citizens  —  FLORENCE, Ariz. — Thomas Warziniack was born in Minnesota and grew up in Georgia, but immigration authorities pronounced him an illegal immigrant from Russia.  —  Immigration and Customs Enforcement has held Warziniack for weeks …
White House:
Fact Sheet: New Growth Package Meets Criteria to Keep Our Economy Healthy  —  President Bush Discusses the Bipartisan Economic Growth Agreement  —  Today, President Bush announced his Administration reached a bipartisan agreement with House leadership on an economic growth package …
Discussion: Cato-at-liberty
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Greg Mankiw / Greg Mankiw's Blog:
Proposed Fiscal Stimulus: My View
Discussion: Angry Bear
Mike Nizza / The Lede:
Wolfowitz Returns to U.S. Government as Adviser  —  Paul D. Wolfowitz, who resigned as World Bank chief after serving as second-in-command at the Pentagon, has returned to the Bush administration, albeit in an advisory role.  From a short news release put out this afternoon:
Discussion: The Corner
Michael Mandel / Business Week:
How Real Was the Prosperity?  —  We're just beginning to figure out how much of the nation's recent growth was the result of a credit-induced frenzy.  Here are some guideposts  —  Mark it down.  Clear the slate.  Get it all behind us.  That's what the big banks are trying to do now.
Rasmussen Reports:
Georgia Republican Presidential Primary  —  Georgia: Huckabee 34% McCain 19% Romney 16%  —  While John McCain and Mitt Romney are fighting for the lead in Florida's Presidential Primary on January 29, Mike Huckabee has the lead in Georgia.  —  The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey …
David Cay Johnston / New York Times:
Strains on the I.R.S. Could Delay Rebate Checks for Months  —  The checks will be in the mail — eventually.  —  But President Bush's plan to send payments to 117 million households to stimulate the economy would impose major strains on the Internal Revenue Service, delays in answering calls …
 
 
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Tim Dickinson / Rolling Stone:
Anti-Steroids Grandstander McCain Endorsed by Convicted HGH User Stallone
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Domenico Montanaro / MSNBC:
WHO WON? WHO LOST? DEBATE TAKEAWAY
Discussion: Spin Cycle
Becky L. Jacobs / SSRN:
The Post-Apartheid City in the New South Africa: A Constitutional 'Triomf'?
Discussion: Samizdata.net
Stephen Spruiell / The Corner:
Wanna Get Away?  —  You heard right, Kathryn.
Associated Press:
Wolfowitz Picked for Arms Control Panel
Times of London:
Pope attacks media for ‘distorted morals’
Discussion: Jules Crittenden
Graeme Paton / Telegraph:
Three little pigs ‘could offend builders, Muslims’
Jonah Goldberg / The Corner:
More On Huckabee's Economy Answer
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Jonathan Rauch / The Atlantic Online:
Partisan Retreat  —  A few months ago, in a packed …
Rachel Lucas:
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Discussion: UrbanGrounds and QandO
Kate Phillips / The Caucus:
Live-Blogging the G.O.P. Debate in Fla.
Lisa Lerer / The Politico:
Mitt Romney courts neutral Jeb Bush
Discussion: Naked Politics
Paul Rogers / Mercury News:
Sunnyvale homeowners told to cut redwoods that block solar panels
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Caitlin Huston / The Hollywood Reporter:
Internal memo: Hearst Magazines president announces layoffs as part of a decision to “reallocate resources” to “continue our focus on digital innovation”

Jon Brodkin / Ars Technica:
FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel announced she will leave the agency on January 20; she was the first woman to be confirmed to lead the agency

Lachlan Cartwright / The Ankler:
Sources: MSNBC renewed Rachel Maddow's contract early this fall, but with a pay cut; MSNBC bosses' plan to shake up daytime and weekend programming

 
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