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10:35 AM ET, July 21, 2009

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David Brooks / New York Times:
Liberal Suicide March  —  It was interesting to watch the Republican Party lose touch with America.  You had a party led by conservative Southerners who neither understood nor sympathized with moderates or representatives from swing districts.  —  They brought in pollsters to their party conferences …
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Andy Barr / The Politico:
Poll: Public losing trust in Obama  —  Trust in President Barack Obama and his Democratic allies to identify the right solutions to problems facing the country has dropped off significantly since March, according to a new Public Strategies Inc./POLITICO poll.
Sam Youngman / The Hill:
Obama threatens veto over McCain healthcare plan  —  President Obama said in an interview Monday afternoon that he would veto a healthcare reform bill that mirrored Sen. John McCain's proposal from the 2008 presidential campaign.  —  On PBS's “Newshour with Jim Lehrer,” the president noted that McCain …
Washington Post:
Republicans Launch New Effort to Kill Health-Care Measures
Jill Lawrence / Politics Daily:
Republicans Have Reasons for Hope in 2010
Discussion: msnbc.com and USA Today
Los Angeles Times:
Obama takes healthcare debate and runs with it
Discussion: Washington Post
John Amato / Crooks and Liars:
President Obama's Conference Call with Liberal Bloggers: John Amato asks Congress to work through the August recess  —  You can view this video right here by getting the latest version of Flash Player!  —  DOWNLOADS: 694  —  PLAYS: 2123 … President Obama and David Axlerod hosted …
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The Huffington Post:
Obama Calls On Bloggers To Keep Health Care Pressure On Congress  —  In a reflection of a legislative strategy that has left no stone unturned, President Barack Obama on Monday called on like-minded bloggers to help his administration keep the heat on lawmakers to pass health care reform.
Dan / Riehl World View:
Obama Con Call: Liberal Bloggers Only
Discussion: Don Surber
Ezra Klein:
Barack Obama on Health-Care Reform: Trust Us.
Dan Eggen / Washington Post:
Health-Care Firms Have Supported Lawmakers Debating Reform
David Rogers / The Politico:
W.H. gains momentum in F-22 fight
Discussion: Political Insider
Tracy Jan / Boston Globe:
Harvard professor Gates arrested at Cambridge home  —  Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr., one of the nation's pre-eminent African-American scholars, was arrested Thursday afternoon at his home by Cambridge police investigating a possible break-in.  The incident raised concerns among …
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Abby Goodnough / New York Times:
Harvard Professor Jailed; Officer Is Accused of Bias  —  CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Colleagues of Henry Louis Gates Jr., Harvard's most prominent scholar of African-American history, are accusing the police here of racism after he was arrested at his home last week by an officer investigating a report of a robbery in progress.
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David Johnston / New York Times:
Panel Misses Deadline in Reviewing Guantánamo
Discussion: The Page
Los Angeles Times:   Obama to miss Guantanamo deadlines
Los Angeles Times:
Budget accord reached  —  Calling for deep cuts and avoiding broad tax hikes, Schwarzenegger and legislative leaders agree on ways to close California's $26.3-billion deficit.  —  Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and legislative leaders announced today that they have reached a deal …
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Wall Street Journal:
California Budget Deal Closes $26 Billion Gap
Discussion: Clusterstock
Khaled Abu Toameh / Jerusalem Post:
Amman begins stripping state's Palestinians of citizenship  —  Article's topics: Jordan, Palestinians, West Bank, PLO  —  Jordanian authorities have started revoking the citizenship of thousands of Palestinians living in Jordan to avoid a situation in which they would be “resettled” …
Dana Milbank / Washington Post:
Washington Sketch: GOP's Steele Couldn't Have Said It Better Himself  —  “We need to bring new language to this debate,” Republican message man Alex Castellanos wrote in a memo to fellow GOP strategists this month.  “If we paint the house the same color, no one will notice anything has changed …
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Andrew Malcolm / Top of the Ticket:
Smelling blood, Steele and RNC escalate assault on Obama's healthcare plan
Discussion: Don Surber
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory:
New NASA Images Indicate Object Hits Jupiter  —  Scientists have found evidence that another object has bombarded Jupiter, exactly 15 years after the first impacts by the comet Shoemaker-Levy 9.  —  Following up on a tip by an amateur astronomer, Anthony Wesley of Australia, that a new dark …
NY Daily News:
President Barack Obama authorizes extended Secret Service guard for former VP Dick Cheney  —  WASHINGTON - Former Vice President Dick Cheney's Secret Service protection has been extended for at least another six months, beginning Tuesday.  —  Normally, ex-veeps only get six months of protection at taxpayer expense.
Erick Erickson / Erick's blog:
Democrats Want to Teach You to Die With Dignity  —  H.R. 3200 is the Democrat healthcare bill.  —  Let's back up for a minute.  I noted some time ago Jay Rockefeller went on record to say that at some point the government has to decide whether or not you are allowed to receive …
Discussion: QandO, The Daley Gator and Say Anything
Roger Cohen / New York Times:
Iran's Tragic Joke  —  NEW YORK — Allow me to quote the British novelist Martin Amis, writing about Persia in The Guardian: “Iran is one of the most venerable civilizations on earth: it makes China look like an adolescent, and America look like a stripling.”  —  Iranians, aware of that history, are a proud people.
Wall Street Journal:
The Fed's Exit Strategy  —  The depth and breadth of the global recession has required a highly accommodative monetary policy.  Since the onset of the financial crisis nearly two years ago, the Federal Reserve has reduced the interest-rate target for overnight lending between banks (the federal-funds rate) nearly to zero.
Washington Post:
Dodd Looks to Distance Himself From Financial Firms  —  Sen. Christopher J. Dodd has been a friend to the nation's largest financial firms for nearly three decades, and they have been his most generous donors.  But now he finds himself in political trouble, and is trying to prove the relationship is over.
Discussion: The Hill and Clusterstock
Quinnipiac University:
Pennsylvania Gov's Approval Drops To Lowest Ever, Quinnipiac University Poll Finds; Rendell Gets More Blame For Budget Stalemate  —  Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell's job approval rating has shrunk to its lowest level ever, 39 - 53 percent negative, and voters see him as most responsible for the state's budget mess.
The Live Feed:
Most will carry Obama press conference; time shifted after NBC balked  —  UPDATED: After some hesitation and a time shift, three major broadcast networks have agreed to carry Barack Obama's latest primetime news conference.  —  The event was announced Friday afternoon as Obama battles …
Discussion: RedState
 
 
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Bloomberg:
Summers Urges Banks to Lend More, Says Growth Pace ‘in Doubt’
Jonathan Martin / The Politico:
Pawlenty steps onto the national stage
Discussion: GOP 12
New York Times:
Lobbies Adopt Tone of Accord With President
Shailagh Murray / Washington Post:
GOP May Lure Democratic Votes on Bill Relaxing Concealed-Weapons Laws
BBC:
Taser-hit man burst into flames
Discussion: Riehl World View
Bloomberg:
U.S. Rescue May Reach $23.7 Trillion, Barofsky Says
Discussion: EconLog and The Big Picture
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