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9:25 AM ET, January 31, 2011

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New York Post:
It's never been about Palestine  —  The anti-Mubarak revolution won't only topple an authoritarian regime.  It will also topple 40-plus years of wrong-headed thinking about the causes of Middle East instability among the world's foreign-policy cognoscenti.  —  In that view, the horrible …
Discussion: Betsy's Page, FrumForum and Commentary
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Journalist / Accuracy.Org:
An Open Letter to President Barack Obama  —  Dear President Obama:  —  As political scientists, historians, and researchers in related fields who have studied the Middle East and U.S. foreign policy, we the undersigned believe you have a chance to move beyond rhetoric to support the democratic movement sweeping over Egypt.
Laura Rozen / The Politico:
Former officials, scholars warned of coming instability in Egypt  —  Earlier today, I was on a panel discussing coverage of the Egypt unrest, and someone mentioned that no one had seen it coming.  —  But that is not the case.  Several foreign policy scholars and former officials have been urging …
Discussion: Israel Matzav and Mondoweiss
BBC:
Egypt protests enter seventh day  —  Jeremy Bowen reports on Sunday's stand-off in Cairo's Tahrir Square  —  Police have been ordered back on to the streets of Cairo, as tens of thousands of people gather in central Cairo for a seventh day of protest.  —  The demonstrators have called …
Barak Ravid / Haaretz:
Israel urges world to curb criticism of Egypt's Mubarak
Discussion: Guardian, CNN and Israel Matzav
Agence France Presse:
Hamas inmates flee Egypt jail, return to Gaza
Discussion: Weasel Zippers
Peter Nicholas / Los Angeles Times:
White House quietly prepares for a post-Mubarak era in Egypt
Mark Landler / New York Times:
Clinton Calls for ‘Orderly Transition’ in Egypt
Bruce Drake / Politics Daily:
ElBaradei Says U.S. Should Tell Mubarak to Give Up Power in Egypt
Aljazeera:
‘Mega protest’ planned in Egypt  —  Opposition movement calls for one “million people demonstration” on Tuesday in a bid to topple president Hosni Mubarak.  —  Egyptian protesters have called for a massive demonstration on Tuesday in a bid to force out president Hosni Mubarak from power.
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Scott Lucas / EA WorldView:
Egypt (and Beyond) LiveBlog: So What is an “Orderly Transition”?
Anthony Shadid / New York Times:
Opposition Rallies to ElBaradei as Military Reinforces in Cairo
Shane D'Aprile / Ballot Box:
DCCC picks 19 early GOP House targets  —  The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has pegged its first GOP targets of the 2012 cycle, launching radio and web ads in the districts of 19 House Republicans this week.  —  Democrats need to pick up 25 House seats to win back the majority in 2012.
Discussion: JammieWearingFool
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The Fix:
DCCC targets 19 with first media offensive  —  In the first major media salvo of its effort to reclaim the House in 2012, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is launching an advertising campaign against 19 targeted Republican incumbents.  —  The radio ads, web ads …
Alan Colmes' Liberaland:
Threat Of Muslim Brotherhood Running Egypt As An Anti-American Muslim State Is A Myth  —  Mohamed ElBaradei, a leading voice of Egypt's opposition, told Fareed Zakaria on CNN that the American conservative fear put forth by people like John Bolton and Thaddeus McCotter that the Muslim Brotherhood …
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Christine Brim / Big Peace:
Muslim Brotherhood Deception: They Say Different Things in English and Arabic
David Dayen / Firedoglake:
Thousands Converge on Koch Brothers Billionaire's Caucus; 25 Arrested  —  Twenty-five protesters were arrested in Rancho Mirage, California today, at a protest in front of the Rancho Las Palmas resort, site of the “Billionaire's Caucus,” an annual meeting put on by the Koch Brothers …
Robert Barnes / Washington Post:
Recent decisions amount to a dressing down for 9th Circuit  —  Sometimes the Supreme Court simply decides cases and sometimes it seems to have something bigger in mind.  In the past two weeks, it has been in scold mode, and its target has been the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit.
Nick Baumann / ABCNEWS:
House Republicans Plan to Redefine Rape  —  Drugged, Raped, and Pregnant?  Too bad — Republicans are Pushing to Limit Rape and Incest Cases Eligible for Government Abortion Funding  —  Rape is only really rape if it involves force, according to the new House Republican majority as it now moves to change abortion law.
Discussion: Taylor Marsh
The Politico:
Barack Obama braces for Jon Huntsman 2012 bid  —  The White House expects Jon Huntsman, the U.S. Ambassador to China, to resign his post this spring to explore a bid for the Republican presidential nomination, top Democrats said.  —  GOP allies of Huntsman have already begun laying plans …
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Karen Tumulty / Washington Post:
Mitch McConnell: A Senate obstructionist could turn into a man of action
Discussion: The Moderate Voice
Wall Street Journal:
Professor Cornpone  —  Ethanol lobbyist Newt Gingrich and us—and the future of the GOP  —  The last time these columns were lambasted by a presidential candidate in Iowa, he was Democrat Richard Gephardt and the year was 1988.  The Missouri populist won the state caucuses in part on the rallying cry that …
Wall Street Journal:
Syria Strongman: Time for ‘Reform’  —  DAMASCUS—Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who inherited a regime that has held power for four decades, said he will push for more political reforms in his country, in a sign of how Egypt's violent revolt is forcing leaders across the region to rethink their approaches.
Andrew Romano / The Daily Beast:
Palin Kills It in Gun Country  —  Rocking the house at the Safari Club International annual convention, Sarah Palin warned Obama was out for their gun rights—and dangles a major hint about 2012.  Andrew Romano reports.  —  It's 8:00 on Saturday night in Reno, and 2,500 of the most avid members …
Discussion: The Daily Caller and GOP 12
Paul Krugman / New York Times:
A Cross of Rubber  —  Last Saturday, reported The Financial Times, some of the world's most powerful financial executives were going to hold a private meeting with finance ministers in Davos, the site of the World Economic Forum.  The principal demand of the executives, the newspaper suggested …
Discussion: Prairie Weather
 
 
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Sharon LaFraniere / New York Times:
China Might Force Visits to Mom and Dad
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Maggie Fick / Christian Science Monitor:
It's official: South Sudan set to secede with a 99.57 percent vote
Discussion: National Review and FrumForum
James Kwak / The Baseline Scenario:
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Discussion: EconLog
Christopher Booker / Telegraph:
How BBC warmists abuse the science
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Ben Geman / The Hill:
White House official cites ‘education problem’ on climate
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Sean J. Miller / Ballot Box:
House Dem: Liberal groups need to back off for party to succeed in 2012
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