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5:55 PM ET, June 5, 2008

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Sam Stein / The Huffington Post:
Obama And Dean Team Up To Recast The Political Map  —  Sixteen months after he launched his campaign for the White House, Sen. Barack Obama may, just now, be entering his campaign's most perilous stage.  Facing a rift of sorts within the Democratic Party and concerns over the scope of his political base …
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Associated Press:
DNC bans lobbyist money; Dean remains as chair  —  NEW YORK - Acting swiftly as his party's presumed presidential nominee, Barack Obama is keeping Howard Dean at the helm of the Democratic National Committee, while bringing in one of his top strategists to oversee the party's operations.
Adam Nagourney / The Caucus:
Clinton Says V.P. Is Obama's Choice  —  Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton today disavowed a campaign by some of her supporters to pressure Senator Barack Obama into choosing her as a running-mate, saying they were acting on their own and the decision on who to pick was “Senator Obama's and his alone.”
Discussion: Marc Ambinder, City Room and TIME.com
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Justin M. Sizemore / Sabato's Crystal Ball:
HOW OBAMA DID IT  —  Big states, small states, caucuses and campaign strategy
Discussion: The Plank
Jordan Fabian / The Hill:   Ferraro wants Obama to pay Clinton's debt
Scott Shane / New York Times:
Senate Panel Accuses Bush of Iraq Exaggerations  —  WASHINGTON — In a report long delayed by partisan squabbling, the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday accused President Bush and Vice President Cheney of taking the country to war in Iraq by exaggerating evidence of links between Saddam Hussein …
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David Kurtz / Talking Points Memo:
PHASE II  —  The Senate intel committee's Phase II report on pre-war intelligence on Iraq is just out.  We'll be bringing you more through the day, but if you're eager to take a look, you can find the reports here:  —  “Report on Whether Public Statements Regarding Iraq by U.S. Government officials …
Jeanne Cummings / The Politico:
GOP fears Obama's money machine  —  With Hillary Clinton's campaign coming to an end this weekend, Barack Obama's rise as the Democratic nominee brings serious bad news to a new group — John McCain's finance team.  —  A review of campaign finance data offers not one ounce of good news …
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Michael Cooper / The Caucus:
McCain's $21.5 Million May  —  ORLANDO, Fl.  - All the time spent fund-raising is beginning to pay off for Senator John McCain, whose campaign said Thursday that it raised a record $21.5 million in May and ended the month with $31.5 million in cash on hand.
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Ed Morrissey / Hot Air:
Stay classy, Kos: Markos goes after McCain's ... teeth  —  Bookmark this post, and recall it every single time a progressive blogger accuses us of “distractions” and irrelevancies when it comes to criticizing Barack Obama.  Today, Markos gives his readers a substantive reason to vote against John McCain — his yellowed teeth:
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Kos / Daily Kos:   McCain's teeth  —  Hunter already mocked John McCain's website today …
John R. Bolton / Los Angeles Times:
Obama the naive  —  His views on world affairs ignore history and imperil the U.S. and our allies.  —  » Discuss Article Barack Obama's willingness to meet with the leaders of rogue states such as Iran and North Korea “without preconditions” is a naive and dangerous approach to dealing with the hard men who run pariah states.
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Aamer Madhani / The Swamp:
Defense source: Air Force brass to resign  —  The Air Force's top civilian and top man in uniform have been asked to hand in their resignations, a defense department official said today.  —  Air Force officials at the Pentagon were working on statements from Air Force Chief of Staff …
Discussion: The Crypt's Blogs
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Ross Douthat:
A History of Theodicy  —  Inspired by James Wood's latest litany of eloquent complaints against the God in whom he doesn't believe, here's something I'd like to see: A history of popular theodicy, tracing the influence of the “argument from the existence of evil” against belief in God …
Discussion: Eunomia
Staten Island Advance:
Son of GOP nominee throws hat into ring for Staten Island's seat  —  It could be father versus son in the race for Staten Island's seat in the House of Representatives.  —  An already topsy-turvy political year grew even more so today when Francis M. Powers, the son of GOP designee Francis H. Powers …
Jack Shafer / Slate:
Hillary Didn't Lose.  Barack Won. … Source: Wall Street Journal from data provided by Real Clear Politics … BACK TO TOP  —  PRINT DISCUSS E-MAIL
Discussion: The Fix
Geraldine Ferraro / Wall Street Journal:
Obama's ‘Identity’ Beat Hillary's ‘Identity’  —  “If Obama was a white man, he would not be in this position.”  —  Be that as it may, what remains is that the candidacy of the first liberal white woman to run for president is about to lose, defeated by, yes, a black man.
Discussion: protein wisdom and Balkinization
Karl Rove / Wall Street Journal:
Lincoln's Rule: Organization Matters  —  Politics has become hi-tech with sophisticated databases, the Internet, TV ads, focus groups and polls.  —  But a lanky Sangamon County, Ill., lawyer described the essential task of politics in 1840 in a letter to his Whig campaign committee.
Discussion: Firedoglake and protein wisdom
Rick Perlstein / Today's Ideas & Actions:
The Meaning Of Box 722  —  For at least six months now I've been planning, and putting off, this post.  The imminent occasion of the first African American major-party nominee forces my hand.  It's time for me to help give a sense of just how far we have come.
Robert M. Goldberg / New York Post:
HOW ‘LIBERAL’ CARE WOULD KILL TED  —  IRONICALLY enough, the dangers of the lib eral health-care agenda are being made clear by the care that a liberal icon, Sen. Ted Kennedy, has received since his brain seizure last month.  —  One day after an MRI detected a tumor, Kennedy was quickly diagnosed …
 
 
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Ben Smith / Ben Smith's Blogs:
Obama denies a rumor and questions the question
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Jonathan Stein / MoJoBlog:
10 House Races All Headed in One Direction
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Jeffrey M. Jones / Gallup:
An Early Gallup Road Map to the McCain-Obama Matchup
Glenn Thrush / Spin Cycle:
Most NY Reps to Skip Hillary Send Off
William Glaberson / New York Times:
9/11 Suspects Arraigned at Guantánamo Hearing
Discussion: Bloomberg and The Swamp
Chris Baker / Game|Life:
Sandra Day O'Connor: Game Designer
Discussion: Slog and The Moderate Voice
Ross Douthat:
Hillary Bows Out  —  “If only she'd done this weeks ago,” Matt writes.
Discussion: The Plank
Mark Steyn / The Corner:
Steyn Trial Marked by End of Civilization
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David Shorr / democracyarsenal.org:
They Really Do Get It  —  The latest version of the Public …
Mark Murray / MSNBC:
MCCAIN: MINDING THE GAP
Kay Olson / Alas, a blog:
RIP Harriet McBryde Johnson, 1957-2008
Peter Allen / Telegraph:
Sheep flatulence inoculation developed
Mike Allen / The Politico:
Breaking — Obama to change DNC lobbyist policy, will focus …
Discussion: CBS News and Spin Cycle
Karen Tumulty / Time:
How Obama Did It  —  Barack Obama was campaigning last October …
Mark Murray / MSNBC:
FIRST THOUGHTS: OBAMA'S WIDER MAP
 

 
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Jonathan Stempel / Reuters:
A New York judge finds Sirius XM liable for a difficult subscription cancellation process; Sirius says it will appeal but abide by a new “click-to-cancel” rule

 
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