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8:55 AM ET, June 6, 2011

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Sydney Morning Herald:
The dangers of bone-headed beliefs  —  Surely it's time for climate-change deniers to have their opinions forcibly tattooed on their bodies.  —  Not necessarily on the forehead; I'm a reasonable man.  Just something along their arm or across their chest so their grandchildren could say, “Really?
Patterico's Pontifications:
More Weiner Messages to Young Girls?  Evidence the Media Was Duped into Dropping the Investigation  —  There are new reasons to question whether Rep. Anthony Weiner sent DMs to young girls besides Gennette Nicole — and whether he sent Nicole more flirtatious DMs than just that one picture.
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Andrew Breitbart / Big Government:
Weinergate Bombshell: New Woman Comes Forward Claiming Cache of Intimate Photos and Online Communications with Beleaguered Congressman  —  A new woman has come forward with what she claims are photographs, chats, and emails with Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY).  These appear to undermine severely …
Matthew Boyle / The Daily Caller:
New #Weinergate info revealed: Porn star Miss Ginger Lee appears to have gotten more than one …
Peter A. Diamond / New York Times:
When a Nobel Prize Isn't Enough  —  LAST October, I won the Nobel Prize in economics for my work on unemployment and the labor market.  But I am unqualified to serve on the board of the Federal Reserve — at least according to the Republican senators who have blocked my nomination.  How can this be?
Paul Krugman / New York Times:
Vouchercare Is Not Medicare  —  What's in a name?  A lot, the National Republican Congressional Committee obviously believes.  Last week, the committee sent a letter demanding that a TV station stop running an ad declaring that the House Republican budget plan would “end Medicare.”
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Pat Garofalo / ThinkProgress:   Kristol Stumbles Onto The Truth: GOP Shouldn't Focus On Corporate Taxes, ‘Corporations Have A Ton Of Cash’
Charles Johnson / Little Green Footballs:
Palin Fans Trying to Edit Wikipedia Paul Revere Page  —  Man, you've gotta almost admire the sheer blind dedication of Sarah Palin's wingnut acolytes.  —  Now they're trying like crazy to edit the Wikipedia page for “Paul Revere” to make it match Palin's botched version of history.
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Doug Mataconis / Outside the Beltway:
How Bad Is The Employment Picture?  This Bad  —  Via Business Insider, it's been called the scariest jobs chart you'll ever see, and every month it gets updated it just looks worse.  —  In other words, we are in the worst jobs recession since the Great Depression and we've just recently reached …
Michael Falcone / blogs.abcnews.com:
Candidates Fighting For The Conservative Heart And Soul In 2012 (The Note)  —  Nearly every major declared or potential Republican presidential candidate made a pilgrimage to an annual conference of social conservatives in Washington, DC over the weekend to pitch themselves to an important bloc of voters.
Discussion: The Hill and Washington Post
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Mike Allen / The Politico:
Filed from Kabul: Gates tells troops they'll be in his thoughts and prayers for rest of his life - NO SIGNS AFGHANISTAN WAR IS WINDING DOWN: Commanders say next 6 months are critical  —  BREAKING: The DNC's Hari Sevugan joins StudentsFirst (Michelle Rhee, founder and CEO) …
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Thom Shanker / New York Times:
Steeper Pullout Is Raised as Option for Afghanistan
Discussion: The Caucus
Duncan Gardham / Telegraph:
Universities ‘complacent’ over Islamic radicals, Theresa May warns  —  The Home Secretary has criticised universities for their “complacency” in tackling Muslim extremism as she prepares to publish the Government's updated strategy for countering Islamic radicalism.
Discussion: Daily Mail, Guardian and Jihad Watch
Ynetnews:
Syrian opposition: Anti-Israel rioters paid $1,000  —  Protestors at northern border promised $1,000 reward by Assad's regime, Reform Party of Syria claims; Israeli officials: Damascus encouraged rioters.  Syria says IDF killed 23 people, wounded 350; army says figures inflated  —  Ynet
Ben Tracy / CBS News:
Chronic unemployment worse than Great Depression  —  The unemployed have, on average, remained unemployed longer than in the 1930s; Employers wary of job gaps in resumes  —  There is an unfortunate adage for the unemployed: The longer folks are out of a job, the longer it takes them to find a new one.
Discussion: HotAirPundit
Zombie / Pajamas Media:
Stupid art is objectively pro-Nazi  —  Tell me: How could the French government countenance this art installation, which manages to be both juvenile and deeply insulting at the same time? : … I ask you: So, would the artist prefer that the Allies had refrained from committing any icky violence …
Discussion: The Jawa Report and Bookworm Room
 
 
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Susan Haigh / Associated Press:
Conn. Senate votes for pot decriminalization bill
Alison Gendar / NY Daily News:
Rep. Anthony Weiner's car is registered in New York but way out of date
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Lachlan Cartwright / The Ankler:
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