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Daily Mail:
Obama has had accurate intelligence about ISIS since BEFORE the 2012 election, says administration insider — A national security staffer in the Obama administration said the president has been seeing ‘highly accurate predictions’ about the rise of the ISIS terror army since ‘before the 2012 election’
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Wynton Hall / BREITBART.COM:
REPORT: OBAMA HAS MISSED OVER HALF HIS SECOND-TERM DAILY INTEL BRIEFINGS
REPORT: OBAMA HAS MISSED OVER HALF HIS SECOND-TERM DAILY INTEL BRIEFINGS
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The Federalist, Washington Free Beacon, Hit & Run and John Hawkins' Right Wing News
New York Times:
Many Missteps in Assessment of ISIS Threat
Many Missteps in Assessment of ISIS Threat
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Power Line, Hot Air, The Week, TomDispatch, USA Today and Mediaite
Justin Sink / The Hill:
White House: Obama wasn't passing buck with ISIS comment
White House: Obama wasn't passing buck with ISIS comment
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Politico
Josh Kraushaar / National Journal:
Obama's Pass-the-Buck Presidency
Obama's Pass-the-Buck Presidency
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Mark Leibovich / New York Times:
Mitt Isn't Ready to Call It Quits — “Hey, Ann, can you come here a sec?” Mitt Romney called out, sinking into the cushions of a walnut-colored easy chair, his legs outstretched on a matching ottoman. Romney's blue work shirt was tucked into faded jeans; sockless ankles peeked out from his New Balance sneakers.
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Yahoo! News, Washington Monthly, Talking Points Memo, Washington Post, Business Insider and BuzzFeed
Lyle Denniston / SCOTUSblog:
Early voting in Ohio blocked (UPDATED) — UPDATE 6:10 p.m. Justice Elena Kagan turned down without comment a separate request by Ohio's legislature for the same kind of order postponing some of the early voting options. The legislature has been allowed into the controversy only as a “friend of the court,” not as a full party.
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Erwin Chemerinsky / Politico:
A Supreme Failure
John B. Judis / The New Republic:
This Is What's the Matter With Kansas — Sam Brownback tried to create a conservative utopia. He created a conservative hell instead. — The midterm elections of 2010 were good for Republicans nearly everywhere, but amid the national Tea Party insurgency, it was easy to overlook the revolution that was brewing in Kansas.
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Washington Monthly
Tod Palmerthe / Kansas City Star:
Referees flag Chiefs safety Husain Abdullah for celebration penalty after slide and prayer in endzone — Husain Abdullah is a devout Muslim. He's also a safety for the Chiefs, and he made a promise to himself if he ever did find himself in the end zone. — “If I get a pick …
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Daily Mail:
Piers' next chapter: MailOnline hires former CNN anchor Morgan as Editor-at-Large (US) — Piers Morgan has been a journalist for 25 years. As Editor-at-Large (US) he will dissect and comment on the big stories that matter in America — This is his first major new role after spending …
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Talking Points Memo and Mediaite
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Dylan Byers / Politico:
Piers Morgan joins Daily Mail Online
Piers Morgan joins Daily Mail Online
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Camille Paglia / TIME:
The Modern Campus Cannot Comprehend Evil — Paglia is the author of Glittering Images: A Journey Through Art From Egypt to Star Wars. — Young women today do not understand the fragility of civilization and the constant nearness of savage nature — The disappearance of University …
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Taylor Marsh and Althouse
Byron York / Washington Examiner:
Ugly Senate fight could await Obama's attorney general nominee — BARACK OBAMA ERIC HOLDER THOMAS PEREZ ATTORNEY GENERAL JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ROBERT GATES — President Obama has a pretty obvious deadline for nominating a successor to departing Attorney General Eric Holder.
Kendall Breitman / Politico:
Geena Davis: Women ‘stalled’ in D.C. — Actress Geena Davis says the route to getting more women into public office lies not only in D.C — but in Hollywood. — “We're not showing female politicians in the entertainment media,” Davis, founder of the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in the Media, said in an interview.
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WREG-TV:
Three cited after another teen mob strikes in Memphis … MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Three teens have been cited by Memphis police after a mob of teenagers attacked several people Friday night. — Police said a large group of teens flooded the streets near Central High School Friday just before 10:00 p.m.
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BREITBART.COM, The Gateway Pundit and The Last Refuge
The Hill:
Reid, Daschle feud erupts — Simmering tensions between Harry Reid and Tom Daschle are erupting into an all-out feud. — Daschle is expressing frustration with the Senate majority leader (D-Nev.) for refusing to endorse Rick Weiland, a former Daschle aide who is running for the South Dakota seat held …
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Sudarsan Raghavan / Washington Post:
U.S., Afghanistan sign security pact to allow American forces to remain in country — KABUL, Afghanistan — The United States and Afghanistan on Tuesday signed a vital security deal that allows some American troops to remain in Afghanistan beyond this year, ensuring a continuing U.S. presence in the region.
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Mario Trujillo / The Hill:
US, Afghanistan sign security agreement
Glenn Harlan Reynolds / USA Today:
For next attorney general, reach across aisle: Column — Like at Defense, an attorney general and a president should come from different parties. — Eric Holder has announced that he will be stepping down as attorney general as soon as a replacement can be named.
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William Jordan / YouGov US Opinion Center News:
Eric Holder slightly more popular than Sebelius and Shinseki
Eric Holder slightly more popular than Sebelius and Shinseki
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Truth Revolt, Hot Air, ACS Blog, Mediaite, National Review and American Spectator
Erin Dooley / ABC News:
7 Questions for Secret Service Director Julia Pierson After WH Intrusion … On the heels of the Washington Post's revelation that the armed man who scaled the White House fence earlier this month not only entered the executive mansion but bolted past a guard and into the East Room, the Secret Service has come under fire once again.
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Mediaite, ABC News and Capitol Report
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Michael D. Shear / New York Times:
Armed Intruder at White House Got to East Room
Armed Intruder at White House Got to East Room
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Taylor Marsh
Jan Morgan Media:
My Gun Range is a Muslim Free Zone — The Gun Cave Indoor Shooting Range is now a a MUSLIM FREE ZONE. — To understand why I arrived at this decision, you must first take in to consideration the nature of my business. — This is not a coffee and donut shop. This is a live fire indoor shooting range.
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The PJ Tatler, Raw Story, Truth Revolt and Bearing Arms
David Freedlander / The Daily Beast:
2016's Clown Car Contenders — No, pervy ex-CEO Dov Charney isn't running for president. But neither are Jim Webb or Carly Fiorina—or any of the other faded stars floating a potential candidacy to remain relevant. — He has been invited to speak at a breakfast for political activists in New Hampshire.
Roger Cohen / New York Times:
For ISIS, Slaughter Is an End in Itself — LONDON — In a famous passage from “Survival in Auschwitz,” Primo Levi relates an incident upon arrival in the Nazi death camp that captures the intersection of the human with the inhuman. He and other Italian prisoners have been held in a shed as they await their fate.
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