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Amanda Terkel / Think Progress:
Kyl: GOP Willing To Filibuster Obama's Yet-To-Be-Named SCOTUS Nominee — The media have been in a flurry in recent weeks over whether Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens will retire this summer. Today on Fox News Sunday, Sen. Jon Kyl (R-AZ) already held open the possibility …
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John Paul Stevens Retiring?: Top Picks To Be The Next Supreme Court Justice — In an interview in early March, Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens said he would make up his mind in about a month's time about when to retire from the High Court. That deadline is fast approaching.
Glenn Harlan Reynolds / Washington Examiner:
Progressives can't get past the Knowledge Problem — “If no one among us is capable of governing himself, then who among us has the capacity to govern someone else?” — President Reagan, Jan. 20, 1981. — Economist Friedrich Hayek explained in 1945 why centrally controlled “command economies” …
Byron York / Washington Examiner:
Rush Limbaugh, Chris Matthews and the ‘regime’ question — On Friday, I asked Rush Limbaugh for his response to President Obama's description of him as “troublesome” and of his program as “vitriol.” Limbaugh told me he does not believe Obama is trying to do what is best for the country and added …
Frank Rich / New York Times:
It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's Obama! — NOT since Clark Kent changed in a phone booth has there been an instant image makeover to match Barack Obama's in the aftermath of his health care victory. “He went from Jimmy Carter to F.D.R. in just a fortnight,” said one of the “Game Change” authors, Mark Halperin, on MSNBC.
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Ian Urbina / New York Times:
School Law Clinics Face a Backlash — ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Law school students nationwide are facing growing attacks in the courts and legislatures as legal clinics at the schools increasingly take on powerful interests that few other nonprofit groups have the resources to challenge.
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Jordan Fabian / The Hill:
Obamas attend Easter service in Washington — The First Family traveled to the poorest section of Washington, D.C. to attend Easter Sunday services. — President Barack Obama and his family worshiped at Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church. According to the Washington Post …
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Obama family attends Easter service in Southeast D.C. — President Obama and his family attended Easter Sunday service at Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, a 2,500-member congregation in the poorest section of the nation's capital. — Hundreds of people began lining up in front …
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Richard Gray / Telegraph:
Missing link between man and apes found — A “missing link” between humans and their apelike ancestors has been discovered. — The new species of hominid, the evolutionary branch of primates that includes humans, is to be revealed when the two-million-year-old skeleton of a child is unveiled this week.
Jim Hoft / Gateway Pundit:
Outrageous!... NY Times Sunday Hit Piece Pictures Tea Party Protesters With Weathermen Terrorists — Sunday NY Times Hit Piece Pictures Weathermen Terrorists With Tea Party Protesters — Another GOP office in Ohio was attacked two nights ago. A note was tied to the brick that was thrown through …
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David Petraeus for President: Run General, run — With many voters yearning for an outsider, and military officers looked up to, General David Petraeus could be a powerful presidential candidate and a potentially accomplished President. — Toby Harnden's American Way
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Evan Halper / Los Angeles Times:
Californians take generally positive view of healthcare reform — A new Times/USC poll shows voters saying by a 46%-29% margin they would be more likely to vote for a politician who had backed the health bill. On immigration, the poll found continued polarization.
Jim Snyder / The Hill:
Summers: Economy has ‘long way to go’; recovery to accelerate — The economy has a “long way to go” before unemployment falls significantly, although job numbers will continue to improve, Lawrence Summers, the director for the National Economic Council, said Sunday.
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