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Scott Johnson / Power Line:
Cherokee Nation, cont'd — In a 1998 editorial celebrating the law school's award of tenure to — how to put it? — great legal scholar Lani Guinier, the Harvard Crimson noted: “Harvard Law School currently has only one tenured minority woman, Gottlieb Professor of Law Elizabeth Warren, who is Native American.”
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JustOneMinute, National Review, The Gateway Pundit and American Power
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Kevin Noble Maillard / Campaign Stops:
Elizabeth Warren's Birther Moment
Elizabeth Warren's Birther Moment
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Althouse and Boston Herald
Jim Hoft / The Gateway Pundit:
Former AG Michael Mukasey: Obama Officials Drafted Memo to Blame Military If OBL Mission Failed (Video) — Leadership: Obama Administration Drafted Memo to Blame Military if OBL Mission Failed — Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey told Sean Hannity tonight that the Obama Administration drafted …
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PERRspectives, The Jawa Report and Fire Andrea Mitchell!
Andrew Jacobs / New York Times:
For China, a Dissident in Exile Is One Less Headache Back Home — After more than a week of high-level diplomacy over the fate of the blind activist Chen Guangcheng, the Chinese government was widely seen as making a major concession on Friday by agreeing to allow Mr. Chen to apply to leave for the United States.
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Amy Bingham / ABCNEWS:
Abby Huntsman: Romney's Chen Guangcheng Criticism Was ‘Very Foolish’ — Abby Huntsman Livingston, daughter of the former presidential candidate Jon Huntsman, waded into the controversy surrounding the Chinese human rights activist Chen Guangcheng today, lambasting both President Obama …
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Taylor Marsh, The Raw Story and ABCNEWS
Rep. Tim Griffin / Politico:
Can Democrats retake the House in November? — Interviewed by POLITICO's Andrea Drusch — We have to do the fundamentals: get the message out, raise money and organize at a grassroots level. Assuming that we execute on all of those fronts and do what we need to do …
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Hugh Hewitt's TownHall Blog
Nicole Gelinas / City Journal:
The Life of Zachary — Imagining how the next generation will fare in the Obama administration's scenario — The Obama reelection campaign has created a fictional character, “Julia,” whose starring role in an online slideshow, “The Life of Julia,” has gone viral online.
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americanthinker.com, Ricochet Conversations Feed, Hot Air and National Review
Jonathan Martin / Politico:
Liz Cheney eyes the political stage — Liz Cheney has been making the rounds at Wyoming political events this spring and her desire to move back to the state has Republicans from Cheyenne to Washington buzzing about a potential future campaign. — With little fanfare, Cheney …
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Washington Monthly and The Political Carnival
John Hinderaker / Power Line:
Occupy Violence: It's Different, Somehow — The Occupy movement has a horrific record of violence. Occupy Wall Street Exposed has counted a dozen deaths, including three murders; more than a dozen rapes; more than 25 disgusting cases of indecent exposure, public defecation, etc …
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National Review
Nate Silver / FiveThirtyEight:
North Carolina's Ban on Gay Marriage Appears Likely to Pass — On Tuesday, North Carolina will vote on a state constitutional amendment that declares, “Marriage between one man and one woman is the only domestic legal union that shall be valid or recognized,” thereby banning recognition of same-sex marriage …
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Towleroad News #gay and Human Rights Campaign
Jon Pareles / New York Times:
Adam Yauch, 1964-2012: Adam Yauch, a Founder of the Beastie Boys, Dies at 47 — Adam Yauch, a rapper and founder of the pioneering and multimillion-selling hip-hop group the Beastie Boys, died on Friday in Manhattan. He was 47. — His mother, Frances Yauch, confirmed his death.
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Erik Eckholm / New York Times:
Family Battle Offers Look Inside Lavish TV Ministry — NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. — For 39 years, the Trinity Broadcasting Network has urged viewers to give generously and reap the Lord's bounty in return. — The prosperity gospel preached by Paul and Janice Crouch, who built a single station …
Ed Kilgore / Washington Monthly:
Center-Right Meltdown Spreads — It appears the United States may not be the only country in which the unpopularity of a conservative agenda pushes conservatives even further to the Right. — At TNR, David Bell contemplates the incoherence of Nicolas Sarkozy's ideology …
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David A. Bell / The New Republic:
Midnight in Paris — The implosion of the French right.
Midnight in Paris — The implosion of the French right.
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Althouse
Booth Gunter / Investigation …:
Investigation, Lawsuit Expose Barbaric Conditions at For-Profit Youth Prison in Mississippi — Michael McIntosh couldn't believe what he was hearing. He had come to visit his son at the Walnut Grove Youth Correctional Facility near Jackson, Miss., only to be turned away. His son wasn't there.
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DownWithTyranny!
David Cross / Movoto Real Estate Watch:
White House For Sale (Infographic) — Like it or not, the election season is here. Along with heated debates and campaign promises, the politically savvy will start tossing around a tried and true adage: The White House is for sale. — This got us thinking: What would the Executive Mansion in the heart of Washington D.C. fetch?