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Associated Press:
Brokaw to ‘Meet the Press’ through election — NEW YORK (AP) — Veteran news anchor Tom Brokaw will moderate NBC's “Meet the Press” through the November election in the place of the late Tim Russert, the network announced Sunday. — Brokaw is scheduled to start on June 29.
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MSNBC:
Sen. Joe Biden (D-DE), Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), John Harwood, Andrea Mitchell — MR. BRIAN WILLIAMS: Our issues this Sunday: McCain vs. Obama. The general election in full swing and the debate over public campaign financing takes center stage. — SEN. BARACK OBAMA (D-IL) …
Joe Gandelman / The Moderate Voice:
Tom Brokaw Becomes “Meet The Press” Russert Replacement Through Elections
Tom Brokaw Becomes “Meet The Press” Russert Replacement Through Elections
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Matt / Think Progress:
Kristol: Bush Might Bomb Iran If He 'Thinks Senator Obama's Going To Win' — On Fox News Sunday this morning, Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol said that President Bush is more likely to attack Iran if he believes Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) is going to be elected.
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Faiz / Think Progress:
Bolton: Israel Will Attack Iran After U.S. Election But Before Inauguration, Arab States Will Be ‘Delighted’ — This morning on Fox News, former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton continued his drumbeat for war against Iran. Adopting Bill Kristol's argument, Bolton suggested that an attack …
Joshua / OneFreeKorea:
Obama Gets Another Unwanted Endorsement — [Update: Well, that didn't take long. Welcome from Little Green Footballs, Michelle Maklin, the Jawa Report, the unlinkable Memeorandum, and my good friend at Gateway Pundit. Regulars here know that I'm completely disgusted with Bush's own appeasement …
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Lisa Riley Roche / Deseret News:
Poll: Mitt helps McCain; Hillary bad for Obama — A significant 59 percent of registered voters surveyed statewide said they'd be more likely to vote for John McCain, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, if he picks Mitt Romney as his running mate.
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Jane Sutton / Reuters:
Clinton praises Obama's greenhouse policy, sort of — MIAMI (Reuters) - Former President Bill Clinton offered faint praise for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's energy policy on Sunday, saying he preferred it to that of Republican rival John McCain.
Andrew Roberts / Telegraph:
History will say that we misunderestimated George W Bush — As he leaves the White House at the end of his second term, the President has a poll rating of only 23 per cent, and is widely disliked and even despised. His foreign policy has been judged a failure, especially in view of the long …
Glenn Kessler / Washington Post:
Europe Fears Obama Might Undercut Progress With Iran — European officials are increasingly concerned that Sen. Barack Obama's campaign pledge to begin direct talks with Iran on its nuclear program without preconditions could potentially rupture U.S. relations with key European allies early in a potential Obama administration.
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Maureen Dowd / New York Times:
The Carla Effect — The French are different from you and me. — Yes, they have Sarkozy. — And they have Carla. — And they have “the Carla effect,” as it's known in Paris. — If an American first lady, or would-be first lady, described herself as a “tamer of men” and had a …
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Clark Hoyt / New York Times:
Pantsuits and the Presidency
Pantsuits and the Presidency
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Washington Post:
3 in 10 Americans Admit to Race Bias — Survey Shows Age, Too, May Affect Election Views — As Sen. Barack Obama opens his campaign as the first African American on a major party presidential ticket, nearly half of all Americans say race relations in the country are in bad shape and three …
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Mike Allen / The Politico:
Obama calls for oil crackdown — With the cost of gas a top issue in the presidential campaign, Barack Obama on Sunday will announce a plan to crack down on oil speculation by tightening regulations on energy traders. — The announcement is further evidence that an Obama administration …
New York Times:
Zimbabwe Opposition Leader Pulls Out of Runoff — JOHANNESBURG — Only five days before Zimbabwe's presidential runoff election, the opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai announced Sunday that he was pulling out of the race because armed forces backing President Robert Mugabe have made it clear …