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9:50 PM ET, February 1, 2008

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Ed Morrissey / Captain's Quarters:
Has Ann Coulter Finally Jumped The Shark?  —  She did for me last year at CPAC, of course, when she derided John Edwards as a “faggot”.  At the time, a number of conservative bloggers wrote that she had embarrassed the movement and owed Edwards an apology, which she refused to offer.
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Ari Melber / The Nation:
MOVEON ENDORSES OBAMA...  Today Barack Obama earned the endorsement of MoveOn, one of the largest grassroots membership organizations in the United States, after clobbering Hillary Clinton by 40 percent in Internet balloting.  Obama led the final tally 70.4% to 29.6%, clearing the supermajority required for the endorsement.
Confederate Yankee:
How the Mighty Have Fallen  —  Two suicide attacks on pet markets in Baghdad today have left approximately 100 killed and twice as many wounded.  Both attacks used women “with Down's syndrome” according the the Daily Mail and less specifically, they were described as “mentally disabled” according to CNN.
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Reuters:
Female bombers kill 72 at Baghdad pet markets
Discussion: Sweetness & Light
Ezra Klein / American Prospect:
OBAMA'S “HARRY AND LOUISE” AD.  —  I was going to write a post about the health care exchange in last night's debate, noting that Hillary Clinton is basically arguing against Barack Obama's mandate from the wrong direction.  The problem isn't that it leaves people out, but that it effectively closes off …
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Ben Smith / The Politico:
That health care mailer  —  The Clinton campaign convened a conference call with health policy experts to denounce Obama's new mailer, which attacks Clinton's plan for “forcing” Americans to sign up for insurance, and which features a couple at a kitchen table that recalls, for some …
Los Angeles Times:
Barack Obama for Democratic nominee  —  Democrats preparing to vote in Tuesday's California primary can mark their ballots with confidence, knowing that either candidate would make a strong nominee and, if elected, a groundbreaking leader and capable president.
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Jeff Zeleny / The Caucus:
Oprah's Back  —  ALBUQUERQUE - Oprah is on the way.  —  On Sunday, Oprah Winfrey is returning to the presidential campaign trail to headline a California event for Senator Barack Obama.  The Obama campaign has yet to announce details, but people familiar with the event say the television talk show magnate …
Discussion: MyDD
Kevin Drum / Washington Monthly:
NATIONAL SECURITY....The emerging consensus about the lovefest between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton last night is that Clinton was better in the first half, when they discussed domestic policy, and Obama was better in the second half, when they discussed Iraq.  —  Maybe so.
Discussion: Matthew Yglesias
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Michelle Malkin:
The MoveOn seal of approval goes to...
Discussion: Weekly Standard
Klaus Marre / The Hill:
MoveOn endorses Obama
Discussion: American Spectator
New York Times:
Senator Wants N.F.L. Spying Case Explained  —  The ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee wants N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell to explain why the league destroyed evidence related to spying by the New England Patriots.  —  In the stretch of 12 days, from Sept. 9 to Sept. 20 …
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Jacqueline L. Salmon / Washington Post:
NFL Pulls Plug On Big-Screen Church Parties For Super Bowl
Hugh Hewitt / Townhall.com:
Romney v. McCain v. Coulter v. Obama  —  If Ann Coulter's declares again that she'd campaign for Hillary at CPAC, she will be booed and rightly so.  Not only did her grandstanding on Hannity & Colmes divert attention from the real issue before conservatives —the need to abandon the idea …
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Mark Silva / The Swamp:
Ann Coulter: Hillary Clinton-campaign ready
Discussion: The Politico
Larry Elder / Yahoo! News:
Bill Clinton Plays the Race Card — and Loses  —  “Stupid Black Men: How to Play the Race Card — and Lose,” my new book, comes out Feb. 5, Super Tuesday.  Unfortunately for former President Bill Clinton and his wife, no one sent an advance copy.  —  “Jesse Jackson,” said Bill Clinton, “won South Carolina twice, in '84 and '88.
Wall Street Journal:
Romney's Convictions  —  Mitt Romney has emerged as the last Republican with a chance to stop John McCain, and there's no doubt he's a candidate from central casting: successful in business and politics, a family man, and quicker and more articulate than most.
 
 
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Lisa Schiffren / The Corner:
Blaming Romney's Religion
Discussion: race42008.com
Matthew Yglesias:
Juan McCain
Ariel Alexovich / The Caucus:
A Call to End Hate Speech
Isaac Arnsdorf / Yale Daily News:
Law students protest Bybee's torture memo
Victoria Nuland / Washington Post:
The NATO Emerging in Afghanistan
White House:
President Bush Discusses Global War on Terror in Las Vegas, Nevada
Ann Scott Tyson / Washington Post:
‘Appalling Gap’ Found in Homeland Defense Readiness
 Earlier Items: 
Jennifer Parker / Political Punch:
Coulter: I Will Vote for Hillary Over McCain
Lisa Schiffren / The Corner:
Fevered Thoughts  —  I spent most of this past week in bed …
Discussion: Eunomia
Michael Goldfarb / Weekly Standard:
John McCain=Benedict Arnold?
Discussion: Salon, Macsmind and The Corner
Peter Jamison / Valley News# Virginia Newspapers:
Archconservative Sides With Democrat
Jad Mouawad / New York Times:
Exxon Mobil Profit Sets Record Again
Harold Pollack / The Huffington Post:
“Universal Coverage and the Presidential Candidates' Health Care Proposals”