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3:35 AM ET, April 13, 2010

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Ben Smith / Ben Smith's Blog:
SEIU officials: Stern to resign  —  Service Employees International Union President Andrew Stern, one of America's most prominent labor leaders, is set to resign, according to a member of the union's board and another SEIU official.  —  The President of an SEIU local based in Seattle …
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Michelle Malkin:
Purple People upheaval: What's behind SEIU thug-in-chief Andy Stern's resignation?  ; Update: The shadow of Richard Trumka; SEIU issues statement  —  Scroll for updates...SEIU issues statement...Stern to address rumors on Friday...  Will he declare “Mission Accomplished?”
Discussion: The Nation and BeyondChron
The Huffington Post:
Andy Stern Leaving SEIU, Sources Confirm
Discussion: Big Government
Zachary Roth / TPMMuckraker:
Tea Party NY Gov Candidate's E-Mails Exposed: Racism, Porn, Bestiality  —  An online news outlet in New York state has obtained dozens of emails, many of them racist and sexually graphic, which it reports were sent by Carl Paladino, the Tea-Party-backed Republican candidate for governor of New York …
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Edward Mason / Boston Herald:
Scott Brown snubs Sarah Palin, bags Tea Party rally  —  U.S. Sen. Scott Brown, whose stunning victory in January was fueled in part by Tea Party anger, has snubbed the fiery grassroots group and declined its invitation to join Sarah Palin Wednesday at a massive rally on Boston Common, the Herald has learned.
Valerie Bauman / Associated Press:
Foes of tea party movement to infiltrate rallies  —  ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Opponents of the fiscally conservative tea party movement say they plan to infiltrate and dismantle the political group by trying to make its members appear to be racist, homophobic and moronic.
DougJ / Balloon Juice:
Principled opposition to big government  —  Carl Paladino, a Tea Party candidate for governor in New York State has been sending out stuff like this emails (via WNYMedia—scroll down the link with caution as the larger article contains many NSFW images):  —  I can't ascertain …
Lawrence Budd / Dayton Daily News:
Racial slur by Tea Party leader hits home
Alan Colmes' Liberaland:
Tea Party Candidate For New York Governor Reportedly Sent Out Racist, Graphic Emails
Andy Barr / The Politico:   Brown camp: No snub intended
Robert Pear / New York Times:
Washington Memo: Baffled by Health Plan?  So Are Some Lawmakers  —  WASHINGTON — It is often said that the new health care law will affect almost every American in some way.  And, perhaps fittingly if unintentionally, no one may be more affected than members of Congress themselves.
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Allahpundit / Hot Air:
NYT: ObamaCare may have accidentally stripped Congress of health coverage  —  The perfect ending to a day that saw support for repealing O-Care reach a new high in Rasmussen (58 percent) and support for The One reach a new weekly low in Gallup (47 percent).  Turns out that fantastically long …
Frank Newport / Gallup:
Obama Weekly Approval at 47%, Lowest Yet by One Point  —  Latest three-day average shows a decline to 45% approval, 48% disapproval  —  PRINCETON, NJ — President Obama's job approval rating fell to 47% for the week ending April 11, the lowest of his administration so far by one percentage point.
Douglas Burns / Iowa Independent:
King, Bachmann co-opt abortion rights message to attack health reform  —  SERGEANT BLUFF, Iowa — Co-opting the argument advocates of legal abortion have used for decades, two leading congressional conservatives Saturday said health-care reform is nothing short of a federal intrusion …
Discussion: TPMDC
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Tim Graham / NewsBusters.org:
Ridiculous: WaPo Claims Stevens Exit Will 'Almost Certainly Mean …
Ben Smith / Ben Smith's Blog:
White House kills Hillary SCOTUS buzz
Associated Press:
Jobless benefits clear GOP roadblock  —  Senate Dems kill GOP filibuster of bill to restore payments to unemployed  —  WASHINGTON - Democrats in the Senate won an initial skirmish Monday to restore unemployment benefits to hundreds of thousands of jobless people despite Republican criticism …
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Carl Hulse / New York Times:
Senators End Impasse on Extending Jobless Aid
J. Taylor Rushing / The Hill:
Coburn predicts likely defeat of his unemployment objection
Michael O'Brien / The Hill:
Boehner: Repealing healthcare law GOP's ‘No. 1 priority’  —  Repealing healthcare reform will be Republicans' “No. 1 priority,” their House leader said Monday.  —  House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) said that repealing the healthcare legislation passed in Congress last month …
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Erika Lovley / The Politico:
‘Little punk staffers’ fuming at GOP
Josh Kraushaar / The Politico:
GOP ties Critz to health care
Jay Heflin / The Hill:
Healthcare law to sock middle class with a $3.9 billion tax increase in 2019  —  Taxpayers earning less than $200,000 a year will pay roughly $3.9 billion more in taxes — in 2019 alone — because of healthcare reform, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation, Congress's official scorekeeper for legislation.
Chris Cillizza / The Fix:
The Sarcasm of Sarah Palin  —  Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin delivered a well-received speech on Friday at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference, an address defined — as almost all of her public pronouncements have been in the 18 months since she emerged on the national political scene — by a stinging sense of sarcasm.
Frank Ross / Big Journalism:
Taking the Fight to the MSM: Andrew Breitbart At the Southern Republican Leadership Conference  —  Andrew Breitbart at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference.  —  On racism: … On the famous Congressional Black Caucus walk through the Tea Partiers on Capitol Hill:
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Clive Crook / Financial Times:
In search of a moderate Republican
Discussion: Right Wing Nut House
Steve Benen / Washington Monthly:
‘BARTER WITH YOUR DOCTOR’.... Once in a great while, we get a peek at Republicans' health care ideals, but rarely do we see them articulated as candidly as Sue Lowden described them last week.  —  Lowden is a former state senator and chair of the Nevada Republican Party.
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Eric Kleefeld / TPMDC:
NV-SEN Candidate Sue Lowden (R): ‘Barter With Your Doctor’ (VIDEO)
David Cho / Washington Post:
Obama team is optimistic on deficit  —  The federal deficit is running significantly lower than it did last year, with the budget gap for the first half of fiscal 2010 down 8 percent over the same period a year ago, senior Obama administration officials said Monday.
Emily Wagster Pettus / Associated Press:
Miss. Confederate History Month ignores slavery  —  JACKSON, Miss. - Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour drew criticism for proclaiming April as Confederate Heritage Month without mentioning slavery, the second governor this month to come under fire for the omission.
The White House:
Vice President Joe Biden  —  Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr., was born November 20, 1942, in Scranton, Pennsylvania, the first of four siblings.  In 1953, the Biden family moved from Pennsylvania to Claymont, Delaware.  He graduated from the University of Delaware and Syracuse Law School and served on the New Castle County Council.
Discussion: The Washington Note
Art Beast / The Daily Beast:
Will Blanche Lincoln Oppose the Dems Again?  —  Hungry Beast Giving Beast Women in the World  —  Blogs and Stories  —  The White House and some outside experts worry that even seemingly insignificant exemptions could provide room for dangerous exploitation by larger companies.
Heather / Crooks and Liars:
Bill Kristol: Kagan Would Be Respectable Choice for Supreme Court, But Republicans Should Oppose Her  —  Well folks, here's some of the rhetoric we're going to be hearing from the GOP on this upcoming Supreme Court nomination.  Bill Kristol talks out of both sides of his mouth and while saying …
Kos / Daily Kos:
Immigration reform as Democratic electoral firewall  —  Like health care reform before it, immigration reform has been declared dead more times than Al Qaida's #2 man.  Yet this past weekend, Harry Reid spoke to an immigration rally in Las Vegas and promised action on the issue.
New York Times:
Deal Reached With Ukraine on Uranium at Nuclear Talks  —  WASHINGTON — In a first concrete achievement from the nuclear security summit meeting here, the government of Ukraine said on Monday that it would eliminate its stockpile of highly enriched uranium.  —  Moments later …
 
 
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About Those Working Stats.  —  Last week, New York Times …
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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”

Lachlan Cartwright / The Ankler:
Sources: MSNBC renewed Rachel Maddow's contract early this fall, but with a pay cut; MSNBC bosses' plan to shake up daytime and weekend programming

Jon Brodkin / Ars Technica:
FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel announced she will leave the agency on January 20; she was the first woman to be confirmed to lead the agency

 
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