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Glenn Greenwald / Salon:
One of Instapundit's favorite blogs speaks on race — (updated below - Update II - Update III) — Glenn “Instapundit” Reynolds today linked to what he called “EASTER THOUGHTS” from one of his favorite right-wing blogs [gers], his namesake, “Instapunk.” That Easter post has a large picture …
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Glenn Reynolds / Instapundit.com:
EASTER THOUGHTS, from InstaPunk. — UPDATE: Jeez, get a clue, Greenwald. I don't know why you felt you had to bring me into this — well, actually, I think I do — but the post you're bitching about is by a different blogger than the post linked above. I know it's hard to get your mind around …
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Paul Berman / New York Times:
Why Radical Islam Just Won't Die — THE big surprise, viewed from my own narrow perspective five years later, has taken place in the mysterious zones of extremist ideology. In the months and weeks before the invasion of Iraq, I wrote quite a lot about ideology in the Middle East …
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Edgar B. Anderson / Originals:
University Of The Absurd — Recently I sat down with a young woman who shared with me the experience of her first year at Thurgood Marshall College, one of the six colleges of the University of California at San Diego. She explained to me that regardless of her major field of study …
Maureen Dowd / New York Times:
Haunting Obama's Dreams — It is a tribute to Hillary Clinton that even though, rationally, political soothsayers think she can no longer win, irrationally, they wonder how she will pull it off. — It's impossible to imagine The Terminator, as a former aide calls her, giving up.
Matthew Yglesias:
Speaking Up — Item number 4 on Mark Halrpin's list of painful things Hillary Clinton knows — or should know: … Pelosi has certainly said and done some things that have “signaled” this, as we say in DC, but I think that insofar as it's really true that she and “other leading members of Congress” …
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Tony Allen-Mills / Times of London:
Barack Obama: toxic mentors start to corrode pristine campaign — The Democrat was surging ahead but now revelations about the men who helped shape him are putting voters off — Watch Barack Obama's speech on race — Long before Barack Obama launched his campaign for the White House …
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Mickey Edwards / Washington Post:
Dick Cheney's Error — For at least six years, as I've become increasingly frustrated by the Bush administration's repeated betrayal of constitutional — and conservative — principles, I have defended Vice President Cheney, a man I've known for decades and with whom I served and made common cause in Congress.
Jonathan Martin / The Politico:
Lieberman is McCain's bipartisan wingman — Wherever John McCain goes these days, it seems, Joseph I. Lieberman is there. — When McCain needed a quick reminder in Jordan last week on how to characterize Islamic radicals in Iraq receiving aid from Iran, Lieberman was there to whisper into his colleague's ear.
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Fox News:
In Easter Sermon, New Obama Pastor Charges Rev. Wright Victim of ‘Lynching’ — The new pastor at Barack Obama's church used his first Easter sermon on Sunday to compare controversial Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr. to Jesus' death at the hands of the Romans. — Sunday's sunrise sermon …
Amir Oren / Haaretz:
Saddam collected information on dozens of potential targets in Israel — Saddam Hussein's intelligence service collected information on dozens of sites in Israel, including airports, other transportation centers, as well as scientific and religious centers that were thought to be potential targets for attacks.
Karen DeYoung / Washington Post:
Stalwart Service for U.S. in Iraq Is Not Enough to Gain Green Card — During his nearly four years as a translator for U.S. forces in Iraq, Saman Kareem Ahmad was known for his bravery and hard work. “Sam put his life on the line with, and for, Coalition Forces on a daily basis,” wrote Marine Capt. Trent A. Gibson.
Charles Lane / Washington Post:
To Keep and Bear Arms — Nearly 135 years ago, the United States experienced what may have been the worst one-day slaughter of blacks by whites in its history. On April 13, 1873, in the tiny village of Colfax, La., white paramilitaries attacked a lightly armed force of freedmen assembled in a local courthouse.
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