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10:50 AM ET, April 15, 2008

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George F. Will / Washington Post:
Candidate on a High Horse  —  Barack Obama may be exactly what his supporters suppose him to be.  Not, however, for reasons most Americans will celebrate.  —  Obama may be the fulfillment of modern liberalism.  Explaining why many working-class voters are “bitter,” he said they “cling” …
Discussion: Firedoglake and Daimnation!
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John Fund / Wall Street Journal:
Obama's Flaws Multiply  —  Barack Obama's San Francisco-Democrat comment last week - about how alienated working-class voters “cling to guns or religion” - is already famous.  But the fact that his aides tell reporters he is privately bewildered that anybody took offense is even more remarkable.
Discussion: Babalu Blog, Macsmind and Commentary
E. J. Dionne Jr / Washington Post:
Loose Lips and Democratic Ships  —  The Democratic presidential candidates are doing a splendid job of helping John McCain get to the White House.  —  Barack Obama violated two elementary rules of political campaigning.  A candidate should never play the role of a political scientist …
Discussion: Washington Wire
See-Dubya / michellemalkin.com:   Cracker-quiddick Fallout Continues To Haunt SnObama
Karl / protein wisdom:
Not much the matter with Kansas or Pennsylvania
Discussion: Marc Ambinder
Chris Cillizza / The Fix:
“Bitter-gate”: Where Do We Go Now?  —  Critical mass has been reached.  “Bitter” and “cling” will forever be tied to Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.) in the same way that “Tuzla” and “the laugh” will always evoke Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) when a political junkie thinks of the 2008 Democratic race.
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Philly.com:   Obama says he ‘mangled’ Pa. remark
Andrew Malcolm / Top of the Ticket:
America's turn: How bitter are you? Vote now
Discussion: The Daily Dish
The Huffington Post:
Wall Street Journal Parody — With A Topless Ann Coulter — Rankles Murdoch In Real Life And On YouTube  —  My Wall Street Journal, a parody of the Wall Street Journal on newsstands this week to mark the April 15 tax deadline, has rankled News Corp executives so much that they're trying to make sure no one sees it.
Discussion: Right Wing News and TownHall Blog
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Richard Pérez-Peña / New York Times:
A Funnier-Than-Usual Journal Gets Snapped Up Early
Discussion: Hot Air and Gawker
Reagan Union / Quinnipiac University:
Clinton Stalls Obama, Holds 6-Point Pennsylvania Lead, Quinnipiac University Poll Finds; Many Clinton Dems Would Back Mccain Over Obama  —  New York Sen. Hillary Clinton has stalled Illinois Sen. Barack Obama's drive in the Pennsylvania Democratic primary and holds a 50 …
The Politico:
Long-lost article by Obama's dad surfaces  —  Barack Obama's dad was such an important but absent figure in his life that he devoted his first book, Dreams From My Father, to the search for details about his father's life and how the quest helped forge a son's identity.
David Brooks / New York Times:
A Speech About Nothing  —  We're in the middle of a series of historic economic transformations.  —  A string of technological revolutions have made American workers much more productive.  Over the past 30 years, steel producers have reduced the number of hours it takes to produce a ton of steel by up to 90 percent.
Michael Abramowitz / Washington Post:
Jewish Liberals to Launch A Counterpoint to AIPAC  —  Political Funds, Lobbying to Promote Arab-Israeli Peace Deal  —  Some of the country's most prominent Jewish liberals are forming a political action committee and lobbying group aimed at dislodging what they consider the excessive hold …
David Weiner / The Huffington Post:
McCain “Family Recipes” Lifted from the Food Network  —  What will they call it?  Farfallegate?  Rosemary Chicken Dome Scandal?  Perhaps something with the ubiquitous Rachael Ray in it.  —  It seems that Cindy McCain, John McCain's perfect, blonde beer-baroness wife is about to find herself painted …
New York Times:
Two Bombs Kill Dozens in Iraq  —  BAGHDAD — As many as 53 people, including 12 children, died in a car bombing Tuesday in Baquba, a city the Americans believed they had largely taken back from Sunni insurgents last summer.  —  A second bombing, carried out by a suicide attacker …
Discussion: The Strata-Sphere
Ezra Levant:
Was the CBC afraid to show the Danish cartoons?  “Well, yeah”  —  Two weeks ago, CBC Sunday did an extended segment about how Canada's human rights commissions have been turned into political censors.  Here's my extended review of that documentary.  In short, I thought it was well done …
Michael Ledeen / The Corner:
Italy: It's a landslide  —  Huge, perhaps historic, victory for Berlusconi's “Popolo della liberta' ” (which translates a bit awkwardly as “the people of liberty;” maybe it's better to call it “the freedom folks").  It's considerably worse than AP lets on.  Berlusconi defeated Walter Veltroni's …
Associated Press:
Rice Rules Out Spot on McCain Ticket  —  MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice sought to end speculation Monday that she might be a vice-presidential running mate for Senator John McCain.  —  While praising Mr. McCain, Republican of Arizona, Ms. Rice said in an interview …
Discussion: Taegan Goddard's …
 
 
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Financial Times:
Fears emerge over Russia's oil output
Fareed Zakaria / Washington Post:
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AdAge:
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Laura Meckler / Wall Street Journal:
McCain Economic Plan To Show a Mixed Approach
Michelle Boorstein / Washington Post:
A Back-to-Basics Messenger  —  Pontiff Expected to Stress …
Discussion: TownHall Blog
Andy Barr / The Hill:
Davis apologizes for calling Obama ‘boy’
Ellen Simon / Associated Press:
Food Costs Rising Fastest in 17 Years
John Byrne / NW Indiana Post-Tribune:
Hillary ends visit with a shot and a beer
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