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2:10 PM ET, May 7, 2008

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Thomas M. Defrank / NY Daily News:
Ugly truth why Hillary Clinton won't quit  —  While the case for Hillary Clinton to stay in the race is shakier than ever, one ugly reason for staying in could be found Tuesday amid the ruddy, sun-kissed Hoosiers who cheered her on to victory at the Indianapolis Speedway.
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Andrew Malcolm / Top of the Ticket:
Hillary and Bill Clinton in defeat and victory: When pictures tell the story  —  Just look at his face!  —  Doesn't William Jefferson Clinton look absolutely delighted with his wife's Democratic presidential primary victory in Indiana?  —  Sure the Clinton campaign (Hillary's) had hoped to do much better in North Carolina.
Discussion: Power Line, PoliBlog (TM) and GINA COBB
Rob Christensen / Raleigh News & Observer:
Rep. Shuler to back Clinton  —  U.S. Rep. Heath Shuler is pledging his support to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, according to a spokesman.  —  Shuler, a superdelegate to the National Democratic Convention, had said he would back the candidate who carried his 11th congressional district in Western North Carolina.
Scott Helman / Boston Globe:
AP: Clinton loaned herself $6.4m  —  INDIANAPOLIS — The Associated Press has confirmed this morning what many have been wondering in recent days: that Hillary Clinton, short on cash, long on debts, and facing a steep climb to the Democratic nomination, loaned herself another $6.4 million over the past month.
Marc Ambinder:
Obama Wins; How Does Clinton Lose?  —  Barack Obama is, by almost every measure and by almost every unmeasurable impression, on the precipice of being able to declare victory and have his declaration be accepted by the media and his party.  Hillary Clinton needed to find a way to give superdelegates their …
New York Times:
It's About the White House  —  Like many Americans, we have been intrigued and often exasperated by the long-running Democratic primary and the ever smaller-bore spats between Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama.  So we are thankful to Senator John McCain for reminding us Tuesday …
Dennis Gale / Associated Press:
McGovern, former Clinton backer, endorses Obama  —  SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - Former Sen. George McGovern, an early supporter of Hillary Rodham Clinton, urged her to drop out of the Democratic presidential race and endorsed her rival, Barack Obama.  —  After watching the returns from the North Carolina …
Discussion: Hot Air and American Spectator
Wall Street Journal:
Divided for Obama  —  With his victory in North Carolina on Tuesday, Barack Obama took a giant step toward the Democratic presidential nomination.  The irony is that he is doing this just when Hillary Clinton has finally exposed his potential weaknesses as a general election candidate.
New York Times:
Senator Clinton's Remarks in Ind.
Domenico Montanaro / MSNBC:
FIRST THOUGHTS: THE GAME CHANGER
Discussion: Spin Cycle
Adam Nagourney / New York Times:
Clinton's Options Seem to Dwindle
Ben Smith / Ben Smith's Blogs:
Garin: Clinton won the white vote
Discussion: The Swamp, MoJoBlog and Swampland
Jeff Zeleny / The Caucus:
Obama Memo to Superdelegates
Discussion: American Street and Althouse
John Bresnahan / The Politico:
GOP leaders warn of election disaster  —  Shellshocked House Republicans got warnings from leaders past and present Tuesday: Your party's message isn't good enough to prevent disaster in November, and neither is the NRCC's money.  —  The double shot of bad news had one veteran Republican …
Michael Gerson / Washington Post:
A Phony ‘War on Science’  —  There are few things in American politics more irrationally ideological, more fanatically faith-based, than the accusation that Republicans are conducting a “war on science.”  —  According to Hillary Clinton, the Bush administration has declared “open season on open inquiry.”
Discussion: Too Sense
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Kevin Drum / Washington Monthly:
THE REPUBLICAN WAR ON SCIENCE....Michael Gerson today:
Discussion: The Foundry and Crooked Timber
Al Kamen / Washington Post:
Just Can't Shake That Nazi Party Hangover  —  Tough news last night in the closely watched Republican primary in Indiana's 2nd Congressional District.  —  Loop favorite Tony Zirkle, who had lost two primaries to former congressman Chris Chocola— albeit with 30 percent of the vote …
Alec MacGillis / The Trail:
Gary Mayor Predicts Possible Indiana Shocker  —  As the fate of a nailbiter Indiana primary — and possibly the course of the Democratic race — hung on his city, Gary Mayor Rudy Clay said just now that it might take a while yet to finish counting the vote in Lake County, which includes Gary …
Lydia Saad / Gallup:
Obama Beats McCain Among Jewish Voters  —  Trails Clinton by slim margin among Jewish Democrats for the nomination  —  PRINCETON, NJ — Barack Obama is faring better than might be expected among Jewish voters, beating John McCain in Gallup Poll Daily general-election matchups …
Discussion: The Swamp and Ben Smith's Blogs
Jennifer Rubin / Commentary:
Preview  —  If you want to know what Hillary's strategist, Harold Ickes, might whisper in the ears of superdelegates if she decides to stay in and fight, here is a good taste.  Nothing quite beats Paul Begala lecturing Donna Brazile that Democrats can't win with a coalition of “eggheads and African Americans.”
Discussion: The Page and Taylor Marsh
Joe Sudbay / AMERICAblog:
UPDATED — BREAKING: Wesley Clark reportedly called Hillary tonight, urging her to drop out  —  UPDATE: We got a denial from General Clark's office today.  They contacted us to tell us he did not reach out to Clinton: … As I wrote in the post last night, we like General Clark here at AMERICAblog.
James Kirchick / The Politico:
Liberals' new cause: Religious extremism  —  Open the pages of a liberal magazine or peruse the liberal blogosphere, and you're bound to come across denunciations of the religious right, if not religion itself.  The “reality-based community,” as self-satisfied liberal bloggers call themselves …
Discussion: Dean's World
 
 
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Megan McArdle:
Price elasticity of gasoline, again
Discussion: EconLog
Jim Rutenberg / New York Times:
Pundits Declare the Race Over
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Indybay newswire:
Hospital Security Officers Launch Statewide Strike To Protest Unfair Labor Practices
Richelieu / Weekly Standard Blog:
Toast  —  She knows it.  You could tell during her speech.
Jeffrey Feldman / The Huffington Post:
Did Limbaugh Try To Incite Violence?
Krooney / The Page:
McGovern Switches to Obama, Urges Clinton to Quit
Amanda / Think Progress:
Joint Chiefs Chairman Mullen: Military Ready To Accept Repeal …
Discussion: Washington Monthly and SLDN
Jonathan Martin / Jonathan Martin's Blogs:
Republicans voting for somebody other than McCain
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Michelle Malkin:
Obama's biggest general election liability: His bitter half
Theresa Cook / Political Punch:
Hillary Clinton's To-Do List
Discussion: TownHall Blog and Redstate
Josh Kraushaar / The Politico:
Fossella arrest could cost GOP seat
Time:
Doubting the Evidence Against Iran
Maureen Dowd / New York Times:
Butterflies Aren't Free  —  In his memoir, the legendary Elia …
Deacon / Power Line:
“THE BIGGEST FAIRY TALE EVER” IS ABOUT TO COME TRUE
Ben Smith / Ben Smith's Blogs:
Russert: Clinton cancels morning show appearances
Andrew Sullivan / The Daily Dish:
Black Voters Did It  —  Here's what now seems obvious …
 

 
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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:
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Lachlan Cartwright / The Ankler:
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